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22-04-04, 02:34
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"I want one"
Nigel, I doubt you'd come across a complete carrier project for sale, but there are still a few of the post war fire tanker conversions around. I'd love to give one of those a drive in some of the steep forests around here. Even though they carry about 500-700 gal of water, the centre of gravity is kept nice and low. It'd certainly be different driving with the motor waaaay down the back.
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