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Old 01-04-08, 19:00
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Default CMP in an unusual place

This goes to show they seem to be in most corners of the globe...

I had an email from Christo Loubser in Namibia who is seeking information about how to rebuild this F60L (or F60S - hard to tell from the angle) which belonged to his grandfather.



Looks like he has a very good start with a rust free and straight cab. Missing the bumper though.

More.
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Old 07-04-08, 09:02
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Default F60L or F60S

Hi

This is my CMP, it is standing on our farm (Windhoek Namiba) for at least the last 40 years this vehicle was used to tow a drilling machine.

I' in the process of aquiring as much info as possible of this vehicle in order to restore this beauty.

Any help on information would be reatly appreciated.
Should i first try and start the vehicle or NOT.

One Question is it it worth to get the instruction book on CMP's..

Christo Loubser
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Old 07-04-08, 11:01
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Default F60S or F60L

G'day Chris,
Welcome to the Forum. Firstly, from the photos, it looks like an F60S, but a measurement of the wheel base will tell you. F60S is 134 inches and F60L, 158 inches.
Buy or acquire a manual for your truck. They are plentyful out there for not much money. Without a manual, your you'll be pushing hard to get things right. Good luck and as I said "Welcome to the Forum".
Regards Rick
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Old 08-04-08, 08:11
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Default Wheelbase

If you're still in doubt, the 'S' version has a single piece tailshaft and the 'L' a two piece one.

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Old 10-04-08, 10:59
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Hi All

Is £49.99 (including Postage) a bit steep for the instruction book...Would I be able to get it cheaper.

I'm driving to the farm tomorrow will post new fotos on monday and also get all the VIN details...

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