Another Indian Pattern odd job: "C291QH 4x4 FAT for Royal Engineers"

[Hanno Spoelstra]

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Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

Of course questions remain:
1) What did "H" stand for exactly?

The latest clue came from Lauren:

Originally Posted by Lauren Child

The writing for the H on the right is really difficult to make out, so here is a closeup in the hopes that somebody on here can work it out. As it says Stripped on the typewritten page that may be it. On the left side it says "also 160".

Indeed it seems "H" has written ?"stripped chassis"? behind it.
CMP H.jpg

I found another staff car manual, stating "H" stands for "endroit de fabrication - siège social". That translates literally into "place of manufacture - head office". Would this mean the C291QH chassis was manufactured at Ford Canada's Windsor plant, rather than at one of their overseas assembly plants?
FORD FORDOR 003.jpg

We'll have to keep searching....