Read part of the book. 1933 Chev armoured police car bodied by National Steel Body Products Kansas City Missouri. Kind of kinky, what.
Bill

Bill it is a pity you are so far away from me as I would help sort and scan the pics for you. But you will get there mate and it is nice of you to share your teasure trove with us.

Thanks
Cliff

Hmmm.
OK for now I will do it my way.
My Volvo Sugga in the wilds of Mexico ca. 1972

A little too much information, Bill me lad... :D :p

Scanner still does not work consistently. So here is another oddball. From one of the NEI sites which I forgot to mark. Nice junkyard eh.

Geoffer: I meant the wires, buckaroo, not me. My bad to forget to insert a comma in there.

Stick with me amigo, once I get this sombitch to work you will enjoy it.

Nother different one. Egyptian train taken over by the Aussies.

I've been telling that to girls for years now, but somehow... :confused:

A bit too much info, Jiffy me boy. :o

LMAOPMP!!!!!!!!!

OK, ya got me... :p

:cheers:

Again: This for Hanno's MH page. Belgian Ford MH 1.5 ton F3 ca. 1951/52
Bill

Again; 1936, I think, GMC Spanish Air Force. Forget which side.
Bill

Nother. 1938 Dodge 4x4 T200 for Franco's Army I would guess.
Just realized I "stole" it from Bart. He sent me an original pic in 1968

Still having problems with scanner. Here is one from upstairs from the master photo file. Who cares what kind of truck it is, what kind of horses are these?
Bill

Not sure if this will post. More for Hanno.

And one more before bedtime.

Might as well dump the whole thing.

one more

Whew.

Pat says enough.

Bill I don't know about Hanno but I really appriciate those MH Ford pics as I have a LP3 or 3A gun tractor to do one day and those pics are really good.

thanks Cliff:)

BIll, encore please go on!
 

Thanks Bill,
Do you know if the 4x4 sedans came in convertible version? What is their year of make?

Cheers,
Nuyt

Nuyt: The catalog is for 1940 models although the small clips show a number of earlier years. I have never seen a convertible but anything is possible.

Cliff: I assume you have thoroughly gone through the AWM photo file. I have dozens of MH shots from there. Let me know if you have not gotten a good pick of their materiel. BTW, the 40 Ford is available in 2 door coupe, 2 door sedan, convertible and panel delivery form in 1/24 and 1/25 scales. I have at least one of all of them plus a resin 4 door body from, of all places, Australia.
Sadly, as I mentioned in another thread, the only 1940 full size truck I have seen is the 1/16 scale stake/tray.
Bill

Again, off to a reasonable start.
I guess this will jsut be the oddball forum.
1938 Desoto Staff Car Finnish Army (1940) from an obscure Finnish magazine no longer in print.
I told you I had some odd stuff:smoker:

Bill

Another, 1938,39 Chev or GMC Mexican Army w/twin 20mm AA I guess. I am not good on weapons.
Bill

One more and then to lunch. This is a Mexican Dodge VF 1937.
A similar pic is in one of Bart's books only this one is without the cover over the body.

I must say I am quite self satisfied right now, having scanned in several pics in a row of different sizes and managing to get them to post here. I will not disclose how I figured it out as Hal is always lurking about and I don't want him messing with me.
I do apologize for the size of the pics, I still am on a steep learning curve, but at least they are going out over the ethernet.
Cheers.
Bill

Lunch is over. 37ish Ford MH PU. Photo courtesy of USArmy via Fred Crismon
Bill

Lousy lunch. A real "personal photo". This is a 1941 Ford MH used by my father's Battalion in Iceland 1941 and is from his personal alblum. Sorry for the quality.
Bill

Belch. The smaller version of the USMC fleet of Ford/MH, this one a 1940 variant.
Bill

Pat is taking a nappie so I am all alone down here.
The sun is still one hour away from being over the yardarm (Tea Time!!!!) Think what might happen after 1700?? 1940 again and USMC as well. The ambulance variant of the lighter chassis

Bill