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Mike Kelly 27-04-20 14:08

F15 in Singapore
 
Brand new F15

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1940s-WW...AAAOSwZhpefqA9

Hanno Spoelstra 27-04-20 15:41

F15 Cab 12
 
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Originally Posted by Mike Kelly (Post 269006)

Brand spanking new indeed, fresh out of the crate!

"1940s WW2 Worker Street Scene Truck Man Lorry Hat Vintage Singapore Photo 17526"

Attachment 113609

Hanno Spoelstra 27-04-20 15:42

Morris
 
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Here's one for you, Mike:

"40s East India British Army Sikh Truck Lorry Vintage B&W Singapore Photo 17652"

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https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/40s-East...2/164142307555

Mike Kelly 02-05-20 13:22

pic
 
thanks Hanno

Unusual reg plate must be a Indian army thing ! What became of all of these captured vehicles , it seems virtually none of them survived the Japanese ownership ? Must have been a few thousand British/Indian/Australian vehicles in Malaya . Who took these pics? Must have been somebody with a interest in soft skin miltary vehicles .

Richard Farrant 02-05-20 14:47

Hi Mike,
It looks like a Morris Commercial CS8. There is a British census number at top left hand of tailboard, prefix Z, but it appears to be within a group of un-allocated numbers.

David Dunlop 02-05-20 15:53

Hello Mike.

You pose an interesting question about the fate of British transport in Malaya. I have often wondered the same thing about the Canadian compliment of CMP’s and Universal Carriers lost in the Philippines.

David

Mike Kelly 03-05-20 07:56

yes
 
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Originally Posted by Richard Farrant (Post 269225)
Hi Mike,
It looks like a Morris Commercial CS8. There is a British census number at top left hand of tailboard, prefix Z, but it appears to be within a group of un-allocated numbers.

I see the RUBBOLITE tailights on the CS8, somebody in the UK had some of those reproduced recently but the cost was horrendous, they are also seen on other WW2 era British vehicles. The guys seen with the F15 would have been dock workers.


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