Michael here and just acquired a 2004 Workhorse P42, I think. I say I think because ever time I google and try to find information on this truck this is the only site that appears with information.
Thanks in advance and looking forward to solving my truck issues.
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Originally Posted by HawgNation
Hi All,
Michael here and just acquired a 2004 Workhorse P42, I think. I say I think because ever time I google and try to find information on this truck this is the only site that appears with information.
Thanks in advance and looking forward to solving my truck issues.
If you put the Make and model in your signature, maybe someone will chime in.
If it has a chevy engine, chances are it's a Workhorse chassis.
Happy Glamping.
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