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#1
04-05-11, 04:33
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Logging Camp Truck
This is how We find some of our Trucks on the west Coast of Canada
Last pic is the spot the Trucks are located there is a Few More .This is were the ford Lynx was pulled out of the Bush and then restored By Brook Quan of the CMEC Museam in Chilliwack Jeff 
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#2
04-05-11, 09:26
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Well, the first and second are both Studebaker US-6's. Can't tell on the third.
Funny place to see a Studebaker though. I know they were used on the Alcan Alaska Highway. regards Rick
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04-05-11, 20:14
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Which lake is that Jeff?
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04-05-11, 20:35
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Third pic looks like a fifties GMC
Dave
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04-05-11, 23:22
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The third one is the M135/M211 series. Interesting to see two trucks from different periods abandonned together. I'm not sure when the Studebaker might have been surplusssed but Canada kept their M135s until the 80s.
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09-05-11, 22:31
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There's an old logging camp at the north end of Indian Arm with at least 3 cab 13's lined up.
I saw them as I was 'just passing through' back in the early 80's - the Navy had dropped us off at the head of the inlet and we tabbed north for 3 days, emerging from the bush a little past Squamish. I'm pretty sure that the logging road is still nominally passable, so we should plan a bush-bashing road trip, Jeff!
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