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17-12-15, 20:17
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Absolutely true. Silly, I wasn't following the cable. Everything is present and well. Still much to learn. Thank you!
Another question - from what was told here, this early carrier was equipped with the headlights of the english manufacture - right? Any idea where to source them? If not originals, are there any suitable reproductions, which can be fit to match the originals? Last edited by Nech; 17-12-15 at 20:32. 
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