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05-05-10, 04:32
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I had one of those as an Army cadet in 1957 at Camp Borden, Cadet Trades Training Camp, D&M.
It was a great reference manual since our hands on involved 15 cwt "strips", which were Chev/Ford CMPs stripped right down to chassis, seat, steering wheel. IIRC, the paths of flow were shown in different colours of paint so that a student could follow the hydraulic, fuel, water etc lines from start to finish. Thanks, Keith for a pleasant memory flashback!
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05-05-10, 08:14
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Sweet
That sounds like just the book i need, lol, I am a computer guy so it is a heck of a learning curve for me to be fixing up my vehicles, lol
Gary 
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07-05-10, 07:02
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What makes it tick
Below is a picture of the 1954 version by GM of Canada , this was produced from the 1947 edition by Jim Handy who produced films and training aids in that period.
It looks as if this is the same as the war time production. Regards Jim S.
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