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07-11-07, 02:10
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blitz speed
Gday shane
Welcome to the forum i own a C15 two wheel drive blitz radio van and i can sit comfortably on 85KMH on the highway my blitz has the original 216 powerplant but has been fitted with a five speed gearbox from a wartime 6x6 gmc cckw, this conversion effectivelly gives some sort of overdrive of course if you have a 4 wheel drive blitz that is a different story , it will depend on your tire size. Hope this helps you out. Cheers Matt 
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07-11-07, 05:46
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Shazer,
Last week I did a one way trip of around 400km in my C15a 216 on 12.00 tires and it sat at 80km/h all day, (wife followed in Ford ute to bring me back). The CGT I took around Aust runs a 293 on 12.00 and sits on 90km/h towing a trailer.
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07-11-07, 07:23
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Blitz speed
Shane
According to the book " equal to the task" The Royal Australian Service Corps , page 367 . The 3 ton blitz both Ford and Chev were not safe to operate at speeds over 55km per h on other than the best of roads. Regards Jim S.
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