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25-01-16, 14:05
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If the markings are correct on the door of the above photo's truck, it leads to a few interesting anomolies. The upper number of 43-30207 would appear to be a CAR (Later called CFR) number using the 43 build date. However the 30207 number falls into the numbering block for the Jeeps. I have never seen a CFR based on a WW2 date, nor a CFR of a non-1/4 ton vehicle in that block back then.
I would have to check on the 22-211 number. Vehicles other than motorcycles, were to be numbered starting at 50-001. Motorcycles would be 2-001. I'm not sure if the RCAF used a different system or numbering block. 
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25-01-16, 14:57
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Alex
Yes I took those during my first visit to Andre's.
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28-01-16, 19:59
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Macheinery box
I have a 3 ton D-1 machinery box in very good condition complete but the tools are gone .I haven't got this system 10 PC figured out or I would post a picture .
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02-06-21, 18:25
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“A Royal Canadian Air Force MT lorry, 1943“
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02-06-21, 20:17
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RCAF-1 Machinery Lorry Equipment
It appears to be the same vehicle that was used to illustrate this manual.
RCAF-1 Machinery Lorry Equipment - 1943.jpg Lorry R.C.A.F. Maintenance.jpg
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