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Ah yes, the BLUE PU(ke)!
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I must admit the truck looks stunning in these colours, and I can well understand the owner´s decision to refinish it as such. As this is a pre-war truck, it could have been painted blue-grey if PU´s were ever in RAF service (which I doubt). Also, most likely they were not painted blue-grey inside-out, but only the outer surfaces. Jeeps in RAF blue-grey looks great but are nonsense, as after the war started reaching the shores of Britain in the summer of 1940 during the Battle of Britain, the RAF started to use regular Army paint schemes - see R.A.F. Ground Equipment Blue - paint specification and follow the links to related threads. Hanno
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Heres one that could do with a New paint job, left for the Germans in 1940.
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OK
Hanno has filled us in there . I have put a query to the PU 'expert' re: the RAF use .. stand by . Apparently its had a engine replacement recently .. or at least a a major repair job . The owner /restorer is totally Non - English comprehende ? We need a French speaker .
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He speaks French English and profane...One of them will get through.. Boobee..are you bye..?? Over..
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