Lost but not forgoten Carrier C19218
 

A member of our local has cum up with a photo of his wife's father siting in a Carrier Reg C19218 probably taken at Pucka during WWII training.
When did we start using C infront of the rego and how long did it last?
Has any one got this Carrier in there shed

Can you post the photo? 'C' is normaly the prefix for motorcycle. Unless it starts 'CT' for Canadian vehicle?

Ron

sounds intersting photo's are always great :) Shakey my warped and smutted mind is at work again and you may want to change the spelling of Cum / Come mate..........i gotta grow up....sorry guys

I wonder if the 1 is actually the T so CT9218.....will have to check the books to see if that combination is possible



Richie

"c"
 

C was for "Commonwealth" and was used earlier in the war here. The C was painted in red.

Pic would be good please,
It doesnt appear in my list but it should be somewhere around hull number
900.

Justin.

http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...erroger001.jpg

Looks like they have been having fun Geraldean dad is the one with glass's

Looks Like a licence plate?
 

It doesn't look like a registration number. it looks more like a licence plate number.

Cheers
Adam

- 5 spoke wheels
 

Hi Adam very interesting pic, I see it is fitted with 5 spoke wheels do you have a pic of the other side? would be interesting to see if it has all 5 spoke wheels, I have found a few over the last 30 years or so fitted with various nembers but as yet never with a full set I know that up around Darwin they were not uncommon, thanks for the pic Regards Ron

Top pic Shakey,
Thanks heaps for posting it.

Justin.