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Old 26-03-17, 20:25
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It’s certainly helps. I can place the C191QRF and C19QHF chassis – see above.
But where does your reference to C291QH come from? Or were you referring to the C291QR chassis, which was the third design for the wheeled carrier.
If you have a reference C291QH does it support - or reject - the evidence presented here that the C291QH was intended to be used as the chassis for an armoured vehicle?
Hanno, In reply to your post #8 of 2 1/2 years ago (sorry) that was a typo on my part.
The rear engined armoured car chassis (4x4,101 1/4"wb) was a C291QRF.
This from the second page in of the Ford special pattern vehicle book, 3rd edition.
Lynn, thanks for clearing that up!
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