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Old 07-11-09, 05:34
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Thought you chaps who attended the Kingston OMVA show in 08, might like to see a picture or two of the Fox from the collection i'm involved with.

Sadly, just prior to the show the vehicle suffered a mechanical hiccup and didnt make it.

Thanks to Tom Lodge who provided the pictures, as I was in another vehicle!

Robin
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Old 07-11-09, 05:50
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1) you just HAVE to stop calling that pretty thing a Fox. At least here in Canada. That means something else entirely. Recall the Oz/UK Dingo issue?

2) can I get a ride in it? Maybe drive it? How about a "you drive my Fox, I drive your Fox" kind of thing?

3) how did such an aggressive vehicle ever make it's way here? Are there more or is this the only Canadian example?

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Old 09-11-09, 01:53
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Dear Bruce,

it is what it is, it is a Fox so I will call it a Fox. I might call it a CVR(W) Fox but it is still a Fox. At the risk of starting the biggest flame war this forum has ever witnessed. . . . . . A spade is a spade old chum!

There are other vehicles since WW2 that have been called a Fox!

Touch it maybe, look at it sure, drive it . .. . hmm we will have to talk about that

As to its provenance, it was a private import to Canada to the collection and is I think the only one here unless there are more things lurking behind closed doors that people dont know about, like the V100 Commando that i know is in Ontario but no one else has seen, get my point?

So, over to you for your serve!

Robin
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Old 09-11-09, 03:32
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MMMm, I have to admit that is my favorite piece of armour. I'd love one in my shed, but alas they are very rare here as well.
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