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13-04-20, 22:32
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CMP early steel body type
Guys,
I have just found a wartime photo I was looking for of the same vehicle rear body type, though I guess it might be a F60. Its not particularly common. I was wondering if the preserved vehicle has a real serial number. The wartime one starts L1984.... so I guess L17.... etc is not too wild. Details of the exact body style ref would be greatly appreciated
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Larry Hayward Last edited by Larry Hayward; 14-04-20 at 00:46. 
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13-04-20, 22:40
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Thanks guys for such speedy replies. Covid-19 lockdown has its perks!
I read the restoration thread but it ends before the vehicle was restored! Anyway hopefully Howard Wade may add more as may other members
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Larry Hayward Last edited by Larry Hayward; 13-04-20 at 22:52.
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