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06-07-10, 11:11
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Interesting
The under bonnet number is for the chassis type which should be 8421 which is for a C15 - perhaps the bonnet or front shell has been replaced. 8442 is the C60S.
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12-07-10, 02:45
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Thanks Keith
Another peice of info from the puzzle Have had the pleasure of a visit from Robert and the family  Very glad to meet another MLU'er and put a face to the name  Greatly appreciate the visit and the effort of dropping peices off Brought some very nice peices with him to boot
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12-07-10, 03:02
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Went for a little recovery mission today
Latest member Chev Sigvan Tyres had a blowout from 1 km drag to ramp  Definately wasnt high speed running Got a few other odds and ends while i was there
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12-07-10, 03:14
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Found a few other interesting odds and ends as well
A cab 12 F60L -unfortunately a tree fell over it .Apparently was straight as a die before that.Still has quite a lot of good bits though An approx 1922 republic wheels and frame
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12-07-10, 03:23
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A C8AX nose cone kiwi on passenger side and 55 on drivers side .Found the first few feet of the chassis as well but nothing else
Roof bows for a military vehicle -Spacings didnt look right for a blitz ???
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12-07-10, 09:35
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Andrew,
Having a problem ID 'ing Chevs? The sedan is a 1940 ridemaster. This one is the same as mine. Check under the bonnet on the firewall for the AIF/AMF rego number. Also the ID plates might have Khaki Green for an original colour. The vertical taillights make it a 1940 Chev as they had horizontal in 1941-2. The T banger is also a Chev of about 1924 or 1925 vintage. Depends whether it has a single or twin port exhaust outlet. What about the Chev Blitz dogbox in the back of the old Chev. Keep them coming, it's amazing what is still out there. Regards Rick.
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