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Old 05-09-17, 07:14
Dave Mills Dave Mills is offline
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It is not a Humber FV1601A, unsure about another model Humber.

The differences I see are;

1. Rear cab window central - Humber RHS.
2. Spare Wheel in tray - Humber in Cab LHS
3. No roof hatches.
4. Bow Set not correct - Humber has flat plate strips running length ways.

Great pictures of the radios and vehicles.

Cheers,

Dave.
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