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23-10-12, 08:37
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No, not Israeli.
Hint 2: it is post-war.
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24-10-12, 12:07
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DAF maybe?
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24-10-12, 21:36
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Is this it?
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25-10-12, 00:32
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Nope, nice try but that's WW2 British.
When I saw the pictures of this tow hook I was thinking of a WW2 British / Canadian vehicle as well. Went through all sorts of references but could not find what I was looking for. Never saw those two huge bumpers before, so what could it be?!? 
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25-10-12, 00:36
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But I'll stop hinting. When I was looking for something else (as things go), I stumbled over some pictures of a French Renault R2087 truck. . . . Now, where did the engineer at Renault get his inspiration from?
Moral of the story is: you never find what you're looking for, except when you are searching for something else!
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25-10-12, 01:09
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Quote:
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27-10-12, 18:52
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Given the age of the vehicle, it's possible that they used parts from abandonned carriers. I'm reliably informed that early Simca SUMB trucks used V8's left over from recycled carriers.
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