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26-12-05, 04:02
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Here's a christmas picture of the F15a.
Merry Christmas to all! Rob Groves . 
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26-12-05, 07:40
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Rob, what kind of window frame is that? I haven't seen that before, can you tell me about it? I thought the only windows were the soft kind???
Paul
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27-12-05, 01:25
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window frames
Hi Paul,
The frame on the passenger side is the original and the one in gray on drivers side is the one I made as a reverse of the original. There seem to be a lot of different designs for verious things floating around out there. Does anyone else have a picture of these frames on another vehicle
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27-12-05, 13:44
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winter
The windows frames that have the lower front part covered, was for vehicles that had winterequipment. But have some problems understanding it would help much covering that little part...
I think Alex have a pamplet showing it the warious equipment. Roll
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27-12-05, 20:51
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Side curtains
 This is a WW2 Australian pattern side curtain. I have a page on these here. And this page has a series of drawings to reproduce these curtains.
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Film maker 42 FGT No8 (Aust) remains 42 FGT No9 (Aust) 42 F15 Keith Webb Macleod, Victoria Australia Also Canadian Military Pattern Vehicles group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/canadianmilitarypattern
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28-12-05, 13:17
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Other winter gear
The other winter gear I have found are....Slits cut below the window frames for heat to defrost the windows by means of a blower(which I dont have) and the oil stick in the engine has the diluting mark for adding gas to the oil.
Rob
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