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08-08-12, 08:07
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Lots of Ds
Mike, is your d key stuck?
 It's a wonder these poor old Canadian T110 Dodges aren't popular at all. I don't think I've ever seen one restored. I have driver handbooks for these.
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08-08-12, 09:59
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If I was more fit and able I'd have one and restore it. A very underated vehicle I feel.
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08-08-12, 11:25
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stuck key
Well
I had less than 5 seconds to post that . The library computer was about to time out  One of those T110L trucks turned up at Corowa around early 1990's . It had been found in a barn and given a quick coat of light blue , supposedly to look like a RAAF vehicle. It was most original with its Aust. pattern GS wooden body on it. It was for sale at the time at Corowa and a VMVC member bought it . It turns out the motor neded rebuilding , Dont know where it is now . That EBAY example still has the military rims by the look of it, which is very rare , most of them had the civvy rims fitted post war . Mike
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08-08-12, 12:02
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