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Old 22-08-11, 00:04
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Default Ford Marmon Herrington up for sale again

It looks like the same FMH is up for sale again with a new paint job and a higher price of £7,000.

See this link to milweb: http://www.milweb.net/webverts/58591/

Judging from the drawing that Hanno attached previously the body is not original
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Old 25-07-12, 23:09
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Here's a picture of Keith's Ford/M-H at Beltring, circa 1990-1995, courtesy of Tony Corbin.
Here's the ex-SnoGo tow truck (TowGo?) in 2011:
http://www.flickr.com/#/photos/28439790@N03/5770649734/

Now, where did that Ford/M-H GS truck ended up at?

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Old 25-01-13, 08:26
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This Marmon-Herrington dump trucks from 1942 ad could be ordered by Corps of Engineers? Or it civilian trucks?
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Old 06-07-14, 22:45
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Spotted this truck last June in Normandy, it turns out it is a converted snow blower...

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Old 08-07-14, 00:16
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I seem to remember Stefan saying this was once used by a local council, which makes sense if it was a snow plough but I doubt they converted it to GS configuration.
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