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			CMPs, particularly in the timber business in Australia had a really hard life. I've seen many which were seriously battered but still working over the years. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			What's the worst you have seen? I'll start off with this Chev I photographed back in the 1970s near Healesville in Victoria.   Then there's this one although the damage looks to be post-mortem. ![]() They certainly had their money's worth out of the tyre. Source 
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			heres one i picked up 
		
		
		
			found half buried in sand and ravaged by bushfires 
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			here is one up near florenceville, N.B. as photographed by A. Wetmore.
		 
		
		
		
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			here is a 11 cab chev  which has been sitting for a number of years near sussex, N.B.
		 
		
		
		
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 C'mon....Hugh Davis could get thousand more miles out of that one yet. hehehehe   Pedr  | 
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			Here's a Ford which had even put a rod through the block. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			  Hughie would proably do the same with this one and a bit of compressed air...  
		
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			Geez, how'd you ever get a Ford to throw a rod?
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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			heres a old girl and of course because its a chev still runs and is useable 
		
		
		
			with the ford a rods a bit different probably did the usual trick and boiled first then spat it  
		
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