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Matildas
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Hi Ryan, Here are some more pics of the six Matildas that I once owned |
Grant remains
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Thought that you might like these pics of the remains of an old Grant
Ron |
old pictures
Cheers Ron.
Really enjoying these. Now if only I could come across something like this now and down my way. |
ebay photo
Can anybody work out if the tank and crew are Australian or British?
I'm not sure the Kiwi's had Matilda's did they? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/WW2-Tank-Corp...3A1|240%3A1318 |
Kiwi Matildas
A few Matildas were shipped to NZ, not sure how much use they had. As far as I know we sent them to OZ, after removing the 3" howitzers from some of them for our own use
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The Australian Govt. purchased all the Matilda tanks that the NZ army had while the NZ army concentrated on Valentine tanks. :)
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Maltildas
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Just a couple more that I found of my old tanks
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Matildas
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Different angle
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Runners
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By the way of the six that I bought on this day both of the ones that I am showing you today were complete and running, I still have a spare set of engine covers left over that I no longer need
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two more
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The engines were out of these being used elswhere but I got them in the deal
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Chicken coops
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These two look like mobile chicken coops
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Last two pics
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This is the last two pics
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chicken coop matilda
Indeed, fine picks Ron.
The chicken coop Matilda, am I correct in guessing it was originally a Matilda dozer? It has attachments on the side for them. |
Hi Ron, some very interesting photo's. Just wondering if you could tell us what ever happened to these Tanks. Clearly there was some great potential for a number of restoration projects. Did anything ever become of these tanks or did the scrapper get the better of them?
Cheers Steve |
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