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3 | 1.70% |
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9 | 5.11% |
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20 | 11.36% |
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47 | 26.70% |
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50 | 28.41% |
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34 | 19.32% |
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13 | 7.39% |
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07-03-19, 07:58
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I'm currently not even 20, very interested in WWII vehicles and related topics. I have found personally it is very hard to get any info on these topics, especially relating to local clubs/vehicles for sale. It was mentioned earlier in this thread that projects are more valuable than completed restorations. I'm not looking for a restoration, I'm just looking for a WWII jeep that's ready (or nearly ready) to go...
Also the local military vehicle club has a horribly outdated website and I don't know how to contact them to get into the group and talk. I do know that at the Abbotsford Agrifair there was VEMRA and some other local collectors, but I didn't go because I was in Normandy at the time  Anyone able to help me here?
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