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29-08-18, 18:58
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As I understand it, most 13 cab C15s have the spare wheel on the left side as in the photo. I think that some Indian bodied ones have it on the right but that is an Australian body isn't it ? The one in the picture not only has the hatch on the right but I think it is possible to make out the steering wheel on the left. If anyone had a clearer version of the photo it should be possible to tell by the Chevrolet badge as this is not siametrical.
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29-08-18, 21:13
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Chevrolet emblem
https://media.gm.com/
https://media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm/...02_bowtie.html It would appear that the photo is reversed. Last edited by Paul Singleton; 29-08-18 at 21:15. Reason: Added
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29-08-18, 23:07
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Well spotted, the photo is indeed mirrored!
The aircraft door had me puzzled as it seems to be a Dakota, which has a cargo door on the left hand side (the military C-47, that is). But if you look closely it looks like the smaller passenger door which was fitted to the right hand side on some civilian DC-3’s. H.
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29-08-18, 23:34
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Here you go
Even the ARN reads better now.
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30-08-18, 06:32
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