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Old 23-12-14, 23:02
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Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra View Post
Thank you Lauren! I take it these are the pages you referred to in Driver handbook scans and photocopies?


In the top right hand section I think I read "stripped chassis"? But what is written exactly after the "H" (on the left below the entry for "W")?!?

Note: the "W" for 15-cwt is interesting.


The subject C291QH chassis is listed as a 1942 "stripped C011QF chassis", i.e. stripped FAT chassis of which at least the winch was stripped (see "-" in column "Winch").

Great stuff!
It is indeed!

The writing for the H on the right is really difficult to make out, so here is a closeup in the hopes that somebody on here can work it out. As it says Stripped on the typewritten page that may be it. On the left side it says "also 160".
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