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I remember the excitement of those times very well. Of cranking the F60L up an incline of blocks so we could experience a few fleeting seconds of it in motion... The funny thing is the first experience of riding in a real, live blitz for both of us was a C15A Sigvan belonging at the time to John Shaw who bought it from disposals in Alice Springs and used it as a camper van with the internal wall moved back to allow for a second seat. It now resides in far north Queensland in the Sid Beck collection.
The writing you can see on the photographs was my best attempt, and sometimes I was lucky to be allowed to use my father's typewriter which I felt was most professional.
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