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04-05-08, 10:43
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Restored Italian M15/42 & AB41 2008
... last weekend was held an reenactment event in Aulla, Toscany, Italy.
I just found those pics of a fantastic restored Italian Tank M15/42 and an Autoblinda 41. They were driven on public roads!      Pics are taken from here and here.
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Swiss Chris aka Christoph Zimmerli - Driving Switzerland's only Aussie F15 www.wheelsandtracks.com >> Condor A580 M+85691 (1952), Swiss Army Motorbike (unrestored) >> F15 1942 Aust (Cab 13) ::: restored by Keefy 
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04-05-08, 21:00
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Great to see those rare beasts on the move!
Thanks for the pics. H. P.S.: Foxes seem to attract foxes! 
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15-05-08, 22:10
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... here's a short video of the Autoblinda 41/43. Nice engine sound!
And there's the Sherman trying to park. And the last one: Sdkfz 251 on public roads.
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Swiss Chris aka Christoph Zimmerli - Driving Switzerland's only Aussie F15 www.wheelsandtracks.com >> Condor A580 M+85691 (1952), Swiss Army Motorbike (unrestored) >> F15 1942 Aust (Cab 13) ::: restored by Keefy
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16-05-08, 01:07
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Well considering its an Italian tank that is the best place for them. Why place them on the rear end when that end is going to be facing the enemy most of the time.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer
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16-05-08, 03:58
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hehe
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Poor bloody itai's.
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