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Salesman Bob's Latest Field Trip
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Hi All
3540 kms (@2200 miles). Get your maps out. Adelaide to Keith to Pinnaroo to Albury/Wodonga (Bandianna Auction). Picked up this Cab 12 with a Cab 13 insert. |
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Then to Cooma where we picked up this Cab 12 that had the Jewel that Max posted in the Sergeants Mess.
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And this was our lifting gear and I got to drive the crane.
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Then we had the flying visit to Maxs that you saw on the Sergeants Mess. Finished up in the Mildura area and the rest of the images follow. Keefy, I tried to get as many plates as I could for your records.
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1. F15
Bob, that F15 is very interesting! S/M 2459 which was a 1941-2 contract. The Engine Number is a US one and not a Canadian one. Can you confirm the date of assembly please? Looked like AUG 28/42. Is is a 'VAN-5'???
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David
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Your plate
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2. 1941 C60L
GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA
MADE IN GM CANADA OSHAWA WALKERVILLE REGINA MODEL 84-43X2; SERIAL.18544327372 ENGINE 3737619 BODY SERIAL TRIM XR PAINT F.C. 102 This is a mystery! Note the 'X2' for 'United Kingdom Built Up'. Also no Body Serial #. I am conjecting that this was one of the massive orders under S/M 2019 and then shipped direct to Egypt for assembly, as a chassis/cab. It was then issued to the AIF and sold, being brought over in due course. L 1304787 and L 1305132 were issued to the NZEF and AIF in Mid-East respectively and L 4624486 to the AIF and it is believed that these were in the same batch. |
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3. 1942 C60S..COMPARE!
2844200107M ENGINE # PR3,785,241, W.O. 30 CAB [[MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED]
2844200208M ENGINE # PR3,780,477 W.O. 30 S/M 2127 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200379M [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200497M ENGINE # PR3,850,982 W.O.40 27 APRIL 1943] [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200538M ENGINE # PR3,849,349 W.O. 38 30 APRIL 1943 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200591M MAY 26 1943 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] WO78 CAB 2844200690M ENGINE # PR3,874,470 8 SEPTEMBER 1943 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] WO78 2844200730M ENGINE # PR3,874,378 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200742M ENGINE # PR3,874,347 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] WO78 28442M00781 ENGINE # PR3,877,238 W.O. 38 (TANKER) [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 2844200807M ENGINE # PR3,860,120 [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] 28442M00859 ENGINE # PR3,877,29x [MELBOURNE-ASSEMBLED] |
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Lake Salvage
Salesman Bob have you got the info off the plate please as I have just done my eyes in trying to read!
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David
Plate info
Chassis F15421 - M Cab 13 Chassis Serial 77253 Engine Serial 99TF562201 SM 2459 Built Aug 28/42 Plate 2 This Vehicle Built By Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd Windsor Ontario Veh Code F15421 - M - Van - 6 In my minds eye I can imagine you in a flurry with all your research documents flying aroud you. |
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Wow!
Thanks for getting the plate info - that cab 12 is interesting...
I'll enter them into the database so we can all "compare and contrast". |
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R112
The R112 type is interesting - rather than a WO number which was for army jobs, this denotes a RAAF order, although not sure what it was - R107 was the C60X refueller and R100 a C60L.
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Burma Dodge
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Interesting story behind the name of this vehicle that my mate Hugh told me, but you probably all know the story behind the name.
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WOTs This
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Maybe one for Mike Kelly
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Corbett 6x6
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Looking for a front axle, diff assembly for this one.
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Lake Salvage
Bob I'm having trouble reading that one on a C60L with a crane... Lake Salvage on the roof...
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Back to Cab 12
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This is the last one, again the Cab 12 from Cooma but with the data plate. I hope you all enjoyed my latest adventure.
Keefy, I have buckets of images for you for your site but I just have to find them, collate them and get them onto a CD. But what with building a house, tripping around the country and the rest of it I'm busier than a one armed paper hanger. I'll get there. 4th glass of red and snacks and now time to read the other forums. Hooroo. Salesman Bob |
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Lake Salvage
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Keefy
Thats the best I can do. It was very glary and the truck was hard to get into so I had to approximate my aim with the camera. I take it you haven't been to this location. I can give you details off line and discuss the owner. There were more but I ran out of time. Bob |
Well done
Bob,
I always say that any day that you see a new Blitz is a very good day. You have obviously had lots of good days. Thanks for sharing the pics with us Rod |
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