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I thought the images were taken behind the stands at the MCG? The building to the right in the vintage image seems to curve around in the background.
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I wondered about that also, Mike, but it might just be a change in the pitch of the roof producing that illusion.
That mod is quite extensive on the part of GMH. I wonder if it was an extensive rework of the existing bodies, or a complete new build rear body section that was swapped in? David |
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Not definitive, of course, but no mention of the RAS Showgrounds in this article:
http://history.unimelb.edu.au/overhe...TALOGUE_P6.pdf David, the body in the first image has 'Willys' pressed into it, so I think these were re-works of existing jeeps to fulfill a need at short notice. Mike Last edited by Mike Cecil; 25-03-20 at 18:59. |
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Holden converted 200 for use in the Pacific TO, more were converted in the US - read more here: https://www.cj3b.info/Fire/MilitaryAmbulances.html This is a webpage with the Dutch example: http://www.yankreenactment.nl/jeep/the-holden-jeep/
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