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1941 KS 5
Sorry to be the new guy asking for help but it is what it is. After some digging here I have retrieved frame and engine numbers, checked the Wisconsin Historical Serial number list and found other documents including K 5 and engine spec sheets.
As nearly as I can determine I have a 1941 KS 5 with a Green Diamond 233 in it. Before I stick anything into it I want to see about obtaining a title. Not usually to difficult here in MN but the more info you have the better off you are. I would like to recreate a VIN tag, I think I know which one I need but if one of you has a K 5 and can most a pic of the tag I would appreciate it. The spec sheet I found had all the other info. Axle weights, wheel base, everything.
Next question, I have searched diligently. Found a bunch of stuff, I can find nowhere any info that describes the difference between a K 5 and a KS 5. Several models show the 'S' but none of the info tells me what is the difference. Do one of you gents have a hint for me?
She looks rough but is mostly unmolested, and the cab is fairly solid. There are some small rush holes, but it really is fairly solid. Still has original air filter, horn and hub caps! Working to see if I can un-stick the engine. Oil looks good, rings probably stuck from decades of sitting.
I am looking to end up with a running driving survivor. I will probably have to paint it as it has been painted at least once and has no OEM showing through the patina.
Thanks!
Dave