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17-01-23, 11:43
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Ian McCallum noted “interesting in looking at the Chassis numbers I have managed to collect, including my own, they all follow the same sequence of 2D-xxxx-F which is completely different from that shown in the Auction details.”
So I get the impression this Station Wagon was not a C11ADF originally
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17-01-23, 12:04
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Hanno.
In the last photo of your Post. #10, the wooden tool box in the trunk is actually the wooden tool box for a Wireless Set No. 52 Canadian, painted up the same colour as the vehicle by the looks of it. David
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17-01-23, 16:13
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I stand corrected, Hanno.
The lid on this tool box sits a lot deeper than the one for the 52-Set. Same overall design, however. David
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