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06-03-09, 07:37
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Ran in to the former owner of the first f60l cab 12 i have ,and was talking about the old girl and mentioned he had been looking through some old slides he had found
He was kind enough to get them copied to photo form and send a copy to me I think photos like these are great to see their previous use and a bit of their history 
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06-03-09, 08:52
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Interesting to see it didnt go too far away from the early pictures
This picture is as found with the two silos in the background (allbeit a lot rustier now then they were when first photos taken)
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21-03-09, 10:09
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Do you recognise this one max ?
Very big day by myself and the oxy  But extremely glad this job is finished till the next truck  Repairs completed to the c60l chassis
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Have a good one Andrew Custodian of the "Rare and Rusty"
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21-03-09, 10:22
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Nice work
Very interesting to see this sort of engineering, Andrew.
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21-03-09, 11:06
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rivets
A J it,s a credit to you, well done.
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22-03-09, 02:14
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riveting experience
Andrew
When you have the time, can you tell us all how you went about the rivetting ?? What method you employed .. it looks very neat I must say. And, where did you obtain the rivets. Were they made locally by a friendly machinist ? mike
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