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They are all round roof hatch as well which explains why there is so few of them around.
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Hola Mariano...........
Mil Gracias! An excellent selection of photos I am sure most of us have never seen before. I also did some research on Argentina's soft skins and I will post a good reference site below. I especially liked the two photos of advertising materiels showing the variety of goods and vehicles that were included in the program. Very valuable reference information. Bill http://www.militariarg.com/vehicles.html
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Hola Mariano:
I see by your postings on AACVM that you prefer to not be contacted by MP (PM in English) so I will add a few comments about myself here. As most MLU members know, I have been doing research, as an amateur, on the subject of wheeled military vehicles (soft skins) of more or less the period 1935-1945 since the mid 1950's. For more or less the last ten years, I have concentrated more on civilian or modified civilian cars and trucks rather than just pure military vehicles, from all countries. For the last two years, I have been concentrating on another field of research, the sale, manufacture or assembly of North American vehicles outside of the US in the period 1930-1950. These vehicles could be civilian or military and of course CMP vehicles fit into this category. I lived in Lima, Peru for two years, 1976-1978 so I have some knowledge of US vehicles in South America and also learned the Spanish language although I have gotten quite rusty at speaking it over the years. Also lived in Sweden 1974-1976 and Canada 1978-1980. Regarding Argentina, I spent about a month earlier this year concentrating on that country and have about 30 bookmarks of historical websites dealing with both civilian and military vehicles in your country. For some reason, most of my photo database consists of photos of busses, I guess because there are so many "bus fan" websites. I have just visited again the AACVM and Militariarg websites which I have not done for a while and I will remember to stay up with those sites. Thank you again for your contribution here on MLU and other sites. Saludos Bill
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Confused when you quote militariarg with an Argentine friend who lives in USA. Thanks for the report on his studies about vehicles. Very interesting contributions and information that has MLU forum and that's why I like to share with us the info i can find. If you know my language, I invite you to register on our forum, you may need to provide good info and remove rust language! Attach pics about the trailers behind the cmp taken the last year. ![]() Same trailer?
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Hi Mariano
Those trailers are massive ......... they were designed for very heavy loads....... massive springs and 8 wheels.......possibly with air actuated brakes..... I do not remember ever seeing such trailers used by the Canadian army during that time. Can only speculate that they would be of US origin and rated at 10 to 20 tons. One of the close up of the front tow bar shows a device for locking the front axle in a forward position only ....locking the front axle from turning. Possibly and aid for backing up???? Normally CMP trailers have a small manufacturer's tag rivetted to the frame near the front left side. Bob C
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Many thanks for your quick reply! The friend who took the pictures of the trailer, found in this trailer a trailer lights socket ![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe US made trailer as you say? Had seen before tow bar cast as owning this trailer?
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