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This was one of many Fords in chassis/cowl configuration which were converted by Marmon-Herrington. http://www.mapleleafup.nl/marmonherr...nei.html#ld6-4 “A picture of Bob Schutt's Ford/Marmon-Herrington 1942 LD6-4 (½-ton 4x4). Bob says is was built for the Dutch in late 1941 or early 1942 and destined for the Netherlands East Indies. It is likely this truck's intended use was as a Light Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Truck (see above). It probably ended up in Australia as some shipments in transit were diverted after the Japanese invasion of the NEI.” 4B0224D9-16D5-4DBE-AE73-CBB40EE40190.jpeg
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