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03-02-14, 00:02
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Here is Kurts Diamond T in the parade in Alice Springs in 2010.
325a.jpg 697a.jpg The trailers were at the Road Transport Hall of Fame. Check out the hubs. 695a.JPG Regards Rick.
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03-02-14, 00:26
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Kurt's DT's
I remember my first visit to Alice in 1992, we had a lay over during the Variety Bash and heard of a railway museum, went over there and I was more interested in the derelict trucks laying around, the two Diamond T's and trailers, a Bedford OL and a real rarity, the Rotinoff Viscount. This was 3 years before the truck museum, never thought at the time that I would be back so soon, when we were present for the opening of the Transport Hall of Fame in '95. All these trucks except the Bedford now in the museum.
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17-02-14, 01:31
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Hi all:
This thread is getting pretty large, so this may have been posted earlier, but......... A CMP in Norway in the background. I believe it was used by the SAS or some such infiltration organization sometime in the war. There was no useful caption on the photo. Bill
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19-02-14, 16:12
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Another shot, this one for certain postwar.
Norway ca 1955. Bill
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26-02-14, 15:17
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One more from Norway.
Seems they kept CMP's in service for quite a long time. Bill
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24-03-14, 08:42
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Flicking through a recent facebook page on memories of Wellington and this Little Ford F15 popped up
Not in the background but close enough
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24-03-14, 09:18
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Background?
Looks suspiciously like foreground in one of the shots, but a nice find. Love the branding on the bumper.
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