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Old 31-03-14, 21:20
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I can see a mark at 8 o clock from the rivet, but without some wet and dry, and the ability to climb through the monitor, i cannot help any further
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Old 31-03-14, 21:36
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Hello Richard,

I'm 20 miles from the carrier telling my brother where to rub. I can see the mark you mean and i have spoken to my brother again and he says there is nothing there. I'll give it a good wire brushing at the weekend to be sure. Will come up and see you soon as i get a bit of time.

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Old 01-04-14, 07:30
Rob Beale Rob Beale is offline
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Default The CB number (upper hull number?)

Is that on the angle above and behind the gunners seat?

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Old 01-04-14, 08:21
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Yes the CB number is from behind the gunner.
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