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24-07-08, 13:04
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Great photos Keith.
Its interesting to look at the different tyres and the way the chevron patterns are put on. My Dad had to drive Ford Blitz's from 3 BOD Seymour Vic to Terowie in South Aust.in 1942 for use on the North/South Road. He said the heat during his later stint with the 2/7 Independant Commando Squadron in New Guinea was better than the heat coming from the Ford V8 in outback Oz. Regards Rick
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24-07-08, 13:39
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Top # 12
The Top, first # 12 Cab Chevy appears to have been yet another Mid-East delivery that was then sold to the Australian Government.
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24-07-08, 21:40
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Chev cab 12
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24-07-08, 21:52
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Here's one from North Africa
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