English Carrier completed for Anzac day 2014 with special guest on board for opening of parade

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Very nice Wayne. It is a pretty rare U.C. Can you tell us a bit about it, and maybe show us some shots of the inside?
The LP2 looks very "nose down". Is it braking or caught in a gear change?

Congrats on finishing & use in ANZAC parade, Wayne. Your restorations are first class, especially the camo paint work ! Regards Des :)

Thanks Des, it felt stale sitting in the shed for four years being restored but now its out. The postive comments make it feel worth while. :)

Hi Lyyn, thanks for the postive comments, i found the carrier in "09" on a sheep farm east of goulburn. It took 6 months to talk him into selling it, when i convinced him it was going to be restored and used in public events the old fella decided to let it go. Been in restoration progress ever sense, i will post some more photo for you soon. The LP2 is in need of some spring adjustments on the "soon to do list"
thanks again for your comments :)

Attachment 65202 Hi Lynn, im no wizz with the computer but i have attatched a photo of the inside front for you.
King regards Wayne

Re lost carrier
 

Hi Wayne thanks for the info you sent me. Here is a photo of the carrier in question Regards Fletch.

Hi Fletch, Is this another English Carrier?

re another carrier
 

Hi Lynn The carrier in the photo was one of many that my father restored in the in the 1980s. For some years now i have been trying to locate the vehicles of his collection.

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