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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 |
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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
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Top pic Shakey,
Thanks heaps for posting it. Justin. |
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