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05-07-06, 13:17
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Blitz derrick
From memory the ford parts books '42 on? mentions a blitz derrick. Has anyone seen a photo or know anything about them. I have seen them mentioned anywhere else. There maybe one in my local area which is supposedly an original ex-army truck. If they existed how common were they.
Many thanks to those who care to reply Chris 
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#2
05-07-06, 15:43
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Werro Derrick
The truck I think you may be thinking of is an original, in as far as it's an ex-Army Derrick. See the first pic in this thread.
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05-07-06, 22:35
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Derrick
Tony's right... the derrrick also appeared on 'Lorries', or modified conventional pattern trucks.
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08-07-06, 11:28
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Tony's picture is the exact truck i was referring to.
Ford f60l with canvas doors. I remember it having a motor between cab and crane. It sit in a scrapyard with 3 other blitzes. Is it a hand operated crane?.
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