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13-08-10, 15:40
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Do you know if the video has been posted?
Hi John
That's an interesting bit of news being interesting to see a carrier or any vehicle uncrated after 60-70 years. Pictures of the crate would be interesting can you think of a dummy load for a cargo truck that would be more eye catching. Cheers Phil
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13-08-10, 22:48
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carrier in a crate
I have just contacted a friend of mine and he has the video of the carrier coming out of its crate.I will try to find someone to transfer it onto a cd disc.I have no idea of utube, sorry, John.
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15-08-10, 21:01
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Bob White brought his carrier to our veterans parade at Weymouth a couple of years ago. Hardley any miles on the clock and all the original stencil markings present. He did have problems with the ignition wiring and was attended to on a regular basis by a very nice man from the AA. He was going to lend me his sand guards to copy. But I managed to locate some from a carrier already in bits. Ron
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16-08-10, 08:22
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Thanks John, so I am not going bonkers with old age. If you can get me a cd of it, with his permission I will gladly upload it to UTube or similar for all to see. I have sent you a private mail with my address if you wish me to do this. thx for the reply Andrew
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