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15-06-10, 08:16
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I thought you sold it?
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16-06-10, 03:04
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what can I say!!
Yes Jeff..your absolutely right! A fellow contacted me from England and offered to buy it and agreed on my price. I worked out all the shipping from this end, which for anyone's interest was HALF of the pricing he got in England. Unfortunately, the poor guy had a heart attack or nervous breakdown and we cancelled the transaction.
So, for anyone's interest, it's still here and for sale, but given what I've been offered in North America, what I've seen on Ebay and the forum, I guess we'll keep it in the hanger for a while. Later....Robert
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16-06-10, 03:13
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As in the case of Adam's 15cwt, Robert's 3-tonner is among the best I've ever seen. Anyone with a sincere interest in CMPs should endeavour to keep these vehicles in Canada, running and on display - they are among the finest examples of our military and industrial heritage out there, and we can't let that go.
 Hell, I'd buy both trucks in a flash if I had the money. Someone here should - they deserve to be saved.
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16-06-10, 03:51
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Right again Geoff!!
Maybe this country should take a lesson from the Aussies. The enthusiasm I seen on this forum from "Down Under", out surpasses Canada by a long shot. Good on ya mates!! Robert
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16-06-10, 05:31
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I dont know why us Canucks cantbuy our own trucks.
Hard to get dead men to pay for Vehicles
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