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Old 25-09-05, 22:51
Richard Notton
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Default Re: Re: Cambridge Carrier

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Originally posted by Hanno Spoelstra
. . . . .to see a picture of a rare survivor at the Bovington tank museum.
Of course Bovvy keep this example hidden away, pity really as its one step removed from the 432 which has shown itself to be very sucessful to the extent of a re-engine, re-transmission, re-life program.

The tracks are quite different to the 432 but the sprockets and road wheels would seem to have stayed as is; road wheels I'm getting very familiar with since a club member is steadily having all his spares and in-use wheels blasted. . . . . . . . . . .

Whatever the army used as a sand coloured primer is very good, very good indeed

R.
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