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01-01-15, 13:21
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Third part.
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01-01-15, 13:22
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Fourth part.
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01-01-15, 17:06
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A very good find.......
Not in bad shape at all.
Interesting early production Ford model built with General Motors axles due to shortages. Also no air vents in the front. Certainly a worth while model to restore to its former glory. Lots of work ahead of you do not despair. Cheers
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01-01-15, 19:44
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We have some boxes with parts for engine and etc. This two sheet "boxes" beside of radiator are new, but not finished. Can be sandblasted, but now are rusty again, unfortunately. From first owner we have only basic infos "...this CMP is from very early production and have german Ford engine...". Now we search all materials, documents for restoration. We buy some manuals from Rob Van Meel website.
George
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UCw Mk.III Last edited by Petr Brezina; 01-01-15 at 23:42.
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01-01-15, 23:29
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Good luck on this project !
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04-01-15, 00:51
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Jiri,
Lovely project and interesting to hear that it's an original Czechoslovak Armored Brigade vehicle. I am sure you know about the Cab 12 F60 In Rokycany(?), even though it's a cab 12, it can probably give you a lot of info on certain details. Alex p.s. That does look like a cab12 windscreen frame(?)
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