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hi Les
The LRC as found, was a rolling chassis with the motor in situ . The I.D. plate with contract number is still there , that is how it was worked out it was originally a LRC .The armoured hull, or skin was cut off many years ago. The LRC motor is like new , with no wear visible, it's going into the Humber 'BOX' heavy utility .I think the axles ratio are different to the BOX? ... I am no authority on these . These things are just so scarce down here . Mike
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