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30-09-11, 17:26
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Near Cartier square.....
.... tank may have come from Cartier Square drill Hall....
Impressive bit of kit in bumper to bumper traffic...... Bob C.
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30-09-11, 17:45
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Another possibility is that it might have been going to a dog and pony at the War Museum??? Or, maybe for display there????
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30-09-11, 19:14
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did one of you guys buy it ?
Or, perhaps it's already in a Rotter shelter behind the barn ! ?
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30-09-11, 20:23
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I don't have that much free cash, can't speak for the others.
If it is there, I haven't seen it (or the tracks from delivery - we watch for trespassers). Perhaps Clive bought it but hasn't worked up the courage to ask to store it in the field yet....
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01-10-11, 04:24
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details
Details man! The WWII watchword was WHAT - wheels, hull armament, turret?
Solid olive green - Dutch Leo, with minimal Canadian changes beyond a simple stenciled CFR on the glacis plate Green camo with bar armour Green camo without bar armour The Canadian Leopard fleet is about 7 models deep. Original 1976 Leo 1, upgraded Leo 1 with German turrets salvaged from to-be-scrapped tanks; Beaver engineer vehicles; Buffalo recovery vehicles; Dutch Leo 2s, one of which is a dark olive green training tank; German Leos upgraded for Afghanistan, and other German Leos that were not upgraded.
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Terry Warner - 74-????? M151A2 - 70-08876 M38A1 - 53-71233 M100CDN trailer Beware! The Green Disease walks among us!
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