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Old 04-08-13, 06:50
Mike Cecil Mike Cecil is offline
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The Pommie vehicle devotees would say 'go for it', but being a practical CMP and jeep oriented person, and with a vague recollection that back axles are a perennial problem, I'd heed Gordon's advice!!

Just did an article on the Austin Champ for the MVPA 'Army Motors'. They were not a popular vehicle in the Australian Army which procured 401 (400 under contract, one damaged one from the original trials). Very complicated vehicle to work on, and parts would be something of a challenge.

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