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Old 24-03-12, 19:46
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Default And Meanwhile, Back at the Barn

Here is the Carrier and a couple pallets of parts. I guess the 'Scrounging begins in earnest!
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Old 24-03-12, 19:53
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Default A couple more

Here are a few more. Havings problems getting some images to upload.
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Old 24-03-12, 20:01
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Default Last one for now

Perhaps the coolest part of the whole ordeal was when we were cleaning the interior floor up a bit. My son was in the front gunners compartment and found an old .303 British blank cartridge which was fired.
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Old 24-03-12, 20:25
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What a nice project vehicle with a shed load of goodies ! well done
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Old 25-03-12, 00:45
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Great project, and like you said a journey that you and the family will reminisce about for decades to come. Dad, do remember the day we picked it up...
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Old 25-03-12, 01:27
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Great project, and like you said a journey that you and the family will reminisce about for decades to come. Dad, do remember the day we picked it up...
My daughter went with me to pick up my HUP (33+ years ago) when she was four years old. Her memory of it besides getting the truck was that, the driver of rollback hauler, had the ash tray in the truck filled with lollypops. She was telling her son coming up on being four years old about trip at Christmas when he got a toy rollback to haul his trucks.

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Old 25-03-12, 03:07
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Default Remaining 1st Round Photos

Thanks for the responses and messages. My 'Manchild' Tyler is turning into a real Gearhead. And he has really developed a soft spot for anything 'Military'. The unfortunate part is my expertise is more 'weapons' oriented, (Small Arms).

My experience with MV's in the military was strictly 'Drive them till they broke' and when they did you hoped you weren't the junior man in the squad who had to stand by with it till the Service Battalion boys showed up.

So to make a long story short, in the evening, instead of watching movies or XBOX, we read Vehicle Manuals. When we are together staring at a Deuce and now the Carrier, he will ask me a technical question and my standard answer is-

' I'm not sure, you have as much experience with these things as I do. What do you think? ' That gets a grin, and he digs right in.
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