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Old 20-01-14, 23:11
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Hi Bob and Clive

Which size were you speaking of? Off course these are US versions.

Cheers Phil
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Hi Bob and Clive

Which size were you speaking of? Off course these are US versions.

Cheers Phil
Hi Phil,
When possible I try to get a 3/4 front view. Ideally no civilians or non-mil vehicles in background. As Canada used US tractors this isn't a problem. Of course, I have to defer to the author to ensure that any photo represents a model that Canada actually used.
If you have images to offer please send them to me at clive@servicepub.com
Many thnx,
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