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09-05-10, 21:57
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Here are a couple more. I will post more later this week.
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10-05-10, 02:37
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c15a watr
i helped mount the cab on that water truck.....seems to me brother blair was involved too.....but that was in nw ontario. i have video of it on test runs aswell. who's the new owner??? cheers, mike
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10-05-10, 10:55
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Hi,
To bad no one told me that  look like fun 
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Eric Thibodeau 1942 willys Jeep
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10-05-10, 13:48
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Here are a few more photos. The 2 flat bed trailers arrived with vehicles from Nova Scotia and 2 from Moncton.
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10-05-10, 13:51
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I believe that the motorcycle was from Maine USA!
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10-05-10, 13:58
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Last Bunch of Pictures
It was very rare to see 3 CMPs in one place.... remember this is New Brunswick.....
The Bren Gun Carriers were both from Nova Scotia, and the Water Truck and M38 with the .50 cal are owned and driven by a husband and wife team, and their daughter was the co driver... One of the carriers was driven by a forum member, and was commanded by his son!, I have to say that his carrier is the most impressive one that I have ever seen! We all had a great time! Craig Tanner Burton N.B.
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10-05-10, 14:39
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Nice photos Craig. The C15A Water Truck is now owned by Bill Hebb in Moncton NB.
Here are a few more... 1942 Norton 16H owned by Sam Cormier
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