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Good day Ray
Well done a nice project. This one looks very similar to a radio van that sold near Condamine in Qld a few weeks ago. I took a lot of photos of it in 2000. It still had the removed top with it in very good condition and a readable ARN on the back. I actually bought the Condamine one , but then found out I had serious health problems and so I had to leave it there , no money changed hands so it wasn't a big problem. I have a very rusty back off a radio van it wouldn't be any good to restore but it does have lots of brackets still on it. I always thought that a radio van would be good to camp in at swap meets, I look forward to seeing your finished truck. Regards Ken
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