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Thanks for sharing these great period pictures! Luckily a number of these C15TA´s were preserved from scrapping.
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RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$?
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All the ones that were saved ended up at good homes. A fellow Canadian also had an outrageous desire to get one and actually shipped one back to Canada! First_Ride.jpg
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Makes me want one more...
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It is interesting to see some of these C15TA´s did not have the stowage boxes over the rear mudguards. Instead of traces of being ripped off, it seems there is no sign they were ever fitted.
Did anyone ever see a wartime pictures of a C15TA without them? John, were these pictures taken on the same day? If so, there seem to be at least three of them without stowage boxes. Thanks, Hanno gep_15_cwt2.jpg gep_15_cwt_6.jpg gep15cwt3.jpg
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