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Mike Cecil GPW Holden Ambulance? 01-01-13, 02:13

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01-01-13, 02:13

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GPW Holden Ambulance?

Gents,

I've just been reading the latest CMV, and noted the comment on page 68 by Nigel Hay, about the 'hyper rare ex-USMC, Holden bodied ambulance jeep'. Ex-USMC and hyper rare I have no qualms about, but 'Holden Bodied'?

Can't say a quick scan of the research library yielded anything useful to identify that Holden carried out conversions for the USMC of jeeps into Ambulances. Does anyone have anything concrete about this in the way of documentation, design specs, or anything to irrefutably tie this conversion back to GMH, please?

These are not the Australian Army's ambulance jeep conversions, but something quite different.

Curious....

Mike C

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