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Here some pictures.
The Dodge weapons carrier. What was the price? The rear engined CMP chassis crane. The bargin of the day in my book. A M3 Grant tank track and a M3 Stuart tank track. $220. A Generator trailer with a bunch of POW can holders and Jack holders. It could hold six I think! Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the scrappies get this?? $480? And some of the canvas window covers shared between Keith, Euan, Colin, Julian, an unknown buyer and myself.
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Thanks Keith.
Fox chassis? Is that the same as the 8446 Rhino chassis? Some more pics. My Falcon with a full boot. One of the many ex-israeli M37s. Blitz with a trailer. Missed the price. An example of what most of the Blitz's looked like. And the best of the lot. $820. F30s?
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Hi All,
Hope quite a few of you who went to the auction rescued something ![]() Did anyone see what the Rogers float and Cat D4 went for? Any pics of the Rogers? Was this the property beside the hotel that had a Stuart tank with very unusual markings in the corner of the paddock pointing at the Pub? Also the Auctioneers site had a photo which included what may have been a yellow painted compressor on 4 wheels. Did anyone checkout what it was? Keith will you be putting a lot of pics up on your site? Thanks & Regards Alex -- M3 Grant, Val, Ferrets, WM20, CMP's |
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The yellow one was a late production F60L I think. The one with the simulated bow front trailer was either an ambulance or No6 arty tractor as it had the speaking tube in the back of the cab.
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Here's a link to a few images I've put online, including our own Rynoki. You'll also find the Rogers trailer, searchlight trailer and lots more.
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I'm not really sure because I was taking pics elsewhere when it was sold but I thought I heard $4k. Can you confirm, Ryan?
There was quite a lot of work required, the sort if thing beyond the average restorer but if Colin had bought it he would have it in top shape in a couple of days. ![]()
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I also attended an auction sale today at Griffith although I was too cheap to buy anything, hauled a trailer there and back for nothing buta day out
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Ahh crap.
![]() " A leg out of bed". Great title Keith, I saw that too and thought damn! That photo of me looks like I should be selling fruit and veg. " 2 dolla, 2 dolla a kilo!"
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so what did the Ausys cloth the rear engined powered CMPs with.
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after viewing Keiths posted images.........
a Rhino......... |
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This late production F60L had obviously been involved in some rough stuff, the nature of which isn't entirely clear but looks to have involved a roll-over.
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Thanks Keith.
How about this?
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Forgive me if this has all been covered, no doubt it has.
Ours have an interesting history as well Keith, Originally intended as a lightly armoured observation vehicle, I don't think any saw active service in WWII. A few (how many Lynn/Rob?) went to Korea as Gun tractors. Post war the armour was removed and the majority were tuned into off road fire fighting units. I think more survive in this guise than as original units. The hulls were placed into a river as part of the river retention scheme. At least 2 hulls have since been removed from the river. I got to drool over Waiouru Museums one last year; ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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B*******S! I think Ashley Wilson has the remains of one of these, but not nearly as complete. it looks like POW can holders along the left side, but the clamps on the right side (nearest to the camera) look like the LP2A Jack holders, the 6 of those would have been worth $480!
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