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Old 02-12-12, 20:06
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Here's a picture of a rebodied CMP truck, I think it is a HUP. Sorry for the bad quality picture, it was printed in a newspaper as a mirror image.

It was used in the 1970s by a Dutch travel company called Baobab for overland trips into Africa.
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Old 18-12-12, 01:45
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Canadian Army Newsreel - Battle of Ortona: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoxEmnlJ1Mw - a HUP appears with what looks like an assault boat on the roof (???) at the 13 second mark.
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Old 18-12-12, 07:50
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Hi Hanno,

I think that this one is a FORD. Why? Well the shape of the diff points to a Timken split diff not a banjo. The lifting flanges on the front axle also point towards a FORD. I don't think that Chevs had them, well not here in Australia anyway.

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Here's a picture of a rebodied CMP truck, I think it is a HUP. Sorry for the bad quality picture, it was printed in a newspaper as a mirror image.

It was used in the 1970s by a Dutch travel company called Baobab for overland trips into Africa.
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Old 18-12-12, 08:49
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Hi Hanno,

I think that this one is a FORD. Why? Well the shape of the diff points to a Timken split diff not a banjo. The lifting flanges on the front axle also point towards a FORD. I don't think that Chevs had them, well not here in Australia anyway.

Regards Rick.
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Old 22-01-13, 21:37
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I think that this one is a FORD. Why? Well the shape of the diff points to a Timken split diff not a banjo. The lifting flanges on the front axle also point towards a FORD. I don't think that Chevs had them, well not here in Australia anyway.
Hi Rick,

You could be right about the diffs, but 1944-45 Chevs had lifting flanges just like late Fords.

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Old 18-08-13, 16:43
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It looks like a HUP - see 1:12 of the video. Nice shots of some CMPs included, and some muttering about aircraft...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buFDVUVPcxw
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