Pulled from the bush

[rob love]

It has always been Saskatchewan where I found trucks like that. It is the land of honey (at least when it comes to CMPs).

Nice trucks.

[ahleeds]

That guitar is part of my other expensive hobby..

Does anyone have a guess what
Some of the door letters are ???

[rob love]

A29 Canadian infantry training center was Camp Ipperwash.

The S on the upper front of the door just meant Suppressed (for stopping radio interference. )

The numbers are just the post 1943 DND numbers. The numbers for Army vehicles (but not motorcycles) started at 50-001 and went up from there. Yours appears to be 55-961

I also see the remains of MD1, which is military district one...also Ontario. Copied from Michael Dorosh's site:

No. 1 - Headquarters: London, Ontario

1st Brigade Division Counties of Bothwell, Elgin, Essex, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford, and the City of London. 2nd Brigade Division Counties of Bruce, Huron, Perth, Waterloo, and Wellington.

[ahleeds]

Door picture

[Harlé Sylvain]

hello
Nice find!
The front wheel hub have a nice ford script!!
My one are not maket like this Is it rare?

Sylvain

[derk derin]

Very nice finds there. Now that they're recovered, what part of Saskatchewan did you find them at?
My HUP came from the Preeceville area as well as a few 15 CWT Fords. I miss those days of chasing down leads and then walking through the area to finally spot the silhouette of a CMP in the bushline. Great times.
Congratulations,Derk

[ahleeds]

These were in the Kipling area .
Lucky it's been so dry because the F15 hade to come across
50 feet of cat tails and bog.

I think the farmer thought I was completely
Crazy .
Spending 6 hours on one truck..