Alexander Turnbull photo archive

Mike K · #1 24-12-22, 06:36

Alex van de Wetering · #2 26-12-22, 12:22

Mike,

What am I missing? Is there a way to download the high res. versions of the pictures? I tried to save the first F8 picture you posted; it says it is a 9mb file, but I can only manage to save a 75kb version.

Mike K · #3 27-12-22, 01:58

Hi Alex

Sorry, I think The AT library pics are available in high resolution but you have to pay !

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I use the zoom function on my mouse and take screenshots like this pic.

The driver has a fag in his mouth. The crew of this F8 have made some interesting mods. Did Ford Canada build their own 1A1 bodies ? The Beath built C8 bodies have the POW carrier mounted to the rear plus other differences.

Did you notice the vehicle in the background ?

I am looking for a pic of a CS8 water truck but I cannot find it , I know that pic is in the AT system somewhere, I found the pic some time back but I cannot locate it again.

Alex van de Wetering · #4 29-12-22, 11:49

Hi Mike,

Thanks. I should have read that myself

. Zooming and making screendumps was also the best i could come up with....so at least I can save some of the details of the F8.

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The driver has a fag in his mouth. The crew of this F8 have made some interesting mods. Did Ford Canada build their own 1A1 bodies ? The Beath built C8 bodies have the POW carrier mounted to the rear plus other differences.

It definitely has some interesting mods.....that custom cab tilt and enlarged windscreen is rather "tasty".
I am not sure if Ford made their own 1A1/A2 bodies; I always assumed they were outsourced as the differences I noted are not Ford or Chev specific, but more early vs late....or maybe by supplier.
I think the POW carrier mounted to the left rear is an early feature. Those bodies had the rear rubber lights fitted to the right hand side only(my C8 has that); later ones had lights both left and right, interfering with the POW carrier on the left (?). Other production differences I noted are the strips on the tailgate....fancy rounded strips vs straight strips. I think my C8 has the straight ones.

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