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Old 30-08-21, 07:31
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Originally Posted by Lynn Eades View Post
Lionel, what is special about folding windscreens in Australian assembled Dodge trucks?
The Australian Army specified that they required their MCP vehicles ( Ford Chev Dodge Inter ) to be fitted with a opening windscreen , roof hatch , spring front number and other mods .

The locally assembled 1940 models did not have these mods but by 1941 the mods had come into local MCP production . I've seen brass opening inner windscreen frames on various vehicles , the 41 Plymouth army utes I had were examples.

That RAAF Dodge pictured would have been a British contract vehicle I would think.
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