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Old 18-02-13, 21:21
Alex van de Wetering Alex van de Wetering is offline
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That has to be one of the Chevrolet CMP prototypes! Colin McGregor Stevens had pics of one or two prototypes on his website.

Edit: http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/Chevrolet...37_pattern.jpg
source: http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/cmp_canad...ry_pattern.htm

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Old 18-02-13, 22:45
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I was thinking the same thing, that the truck is one of the early pre-war prototypes before settling on the CMP concept. The 1938(?) Ontario licence plate kind of confirms the theory.
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Old 18-02-13, 23:24
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You just got to love MLU in under two hours you provide to two IDs for the truck. With confirmation from two continents at that.

Now the next question is somebody going to buy the photo and add it to the collective knowledge base?

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Old 18-02-13, 23:38
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Phil;

The truck in question belongs to 'B' Company of The Royal Canadian Regiment, one of the three pre war Permanent Active Militia infantry regiments. 'B' Company was stationed at Stanley Barracks in Toronto, Ontario. Stanley Barracks was located in the Canadian National Exhibition grounds (Toronto), adjacent to the Automotive Building.

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Old 19-02-13, 00:26
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Deed is done.....

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Old 19-02-13, 01:51
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Damn! Just saw this and would have bought it in a flash.

Clive

(Bob, any chance of a scan for use in Das Buch?)
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Old 19-02-13, 02:31
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Clive: I've contacted the seller in reference to the photo. His listing states it's a reprint from the original negative. He may have the original negative, in which I don't think you'd have a problem buying a copy. Fingers crossed, I'll keep you posted.....Robert
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