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23-03-14, 13:17
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RAF Chance LIght
This RAF trailer carries a Chance Light - but what is the towing vehicle? It has slat sides which is quite unusual
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23-03-14, 14:57
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Its a Dennis AM 30/40cwt, some had slat sides some normal timber Larry
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23-03-14, 15:01
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1950s RAF regiment Land Rover and Humber LRC
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23-03-14, 15:03
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A couple of PW Leyland 19H refeullers
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24-03-14, 01:20
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RAF Crash Tender
Les,
Can you identify this RAF type? It looks to be a pre-war crash tender and if the colours can be trusted looks to have brown over RAF blue as its camo.
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26-03-14, 10:36
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RAF Vehicles
On second thoughts this Crash Tender may be brown with a dark grey disruptive camo
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#7
26-03-14, 23:23
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It looks like a prewar Crossley IGL. According to Bart Vanderveen they were built in 1935/1936 as fire tenders. Here is one preserved in Madrid, Spain, albeit with postwar cab. source: crossley-motors.org.uk
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