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Originally Posted by David_Hayward (RIP)
9-10 December 1942.
I am no expert but it appears to be a 1939 91A or E91A...the registration is a Middlesex County Council one in a series allocated to the Air Ministry, and fits in with a date of May 1939 from rego records though it could be out-of-sequence. The rego seems to suggest that this is a Ministry car not military, hence no RAF number. |
I can no longer argue with David H., but my rebuttal would have been "what about the 3-ton Fordson lorry with reg.no. RMG 347?" (
see above).
Edward (Ted) Angus answered that question:
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Hanno its an RAF car. RAF reg numbers weren't introduced until late 1940/41, until then everything was Middlesex CC , some of these vehicles ran on these plates until post WW2 and can be found in the post war auction lists. Here are some Fordsons of a Barrage Balloon sqn near Antwerp late 1944.
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