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Old 21-09-10, 12:03
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Keefy, what makes you think it is Canadian?
Is it the timber used? Method of construction?
Some minor detail in the background?
I am always amazed at your powers of observation!
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Old 21-09-10, 12:07
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Keefy, what makes you think it is Canadian?
Is it the timber used? Method of construction?
Some minor detail in the background?
I am always amazed at your powers of observation!
No, it was none of those. Look at the ground, what do you see?
SNOW.
It is always snowy when I go to Canada. Sheesh.
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Old 21-09-10, 12:12
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Looks like they weren't above smudging some "authentic" oil marks on her cheeks. Nice shot though: Link.
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Old 21-09-10, 23:29
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Old 23-09-10, 15:24
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Keefy, what makes you think it is Canadian?
Is it the timber used? Method of construction?
Some minor detail in the background?
I am always amazed at your powers of observation!
Probably nothing more than scrolling down and reading the comments:

"According to "The Golden Years of Trucking" published by the Ontario Trucking Association in 1976, this was a gas-electric four-wheel-drive truck built by the Commercial Motor Vehicle Co. of Windsor, Ontario. It had an electric motor on each wheel, was 20 feet long and had an 81-inch track. The four cylinder engine produced 20 HP. The truck was sent to England to visit "every town and village in the country." Because it was so underpowered it never made it out of London."
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Old 24-09-10, 01:24
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Such an amazing amount of design and engineering work, to end up as such a f. up!!
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