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25-10-17, 23:09
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The first photo you posted with the Fox in b/w was taken in my home town of Hamilton on what we call the High Level Bridge. The bridge is still there in use every day by thousands of cars.
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26-10-17, 01:08
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I have one haft of the turret ring for sale.
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10-10-18, 07:39
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10-10-18, 08:49
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Thank's but i got one now from John Belfield's streetsweeper. But it looks like a fox axle so far.
Thanks a lot Paul
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11-10-18, 22:20
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Hello Paul,
Do you know James Shopland? He has a restored Fox. It was built from 2 as the original and most complete was hit by a mine and the chassis was bent. He found a second rolling chassis and swapped the body over. So I think he may have a damaged rolling chassis. If you can let me know what you are looking for I can pass on your details to him. Regards, Tom
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