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Hi mike
i will see if I can get a better picture, I have gone though the books and have picked out as many exWD cars etc, (i guess you have done this?) inculding morris, onto excel. whats your chassis number? regs rupert |
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Sorry about the thread hijack Thanks for your offer of assistance. The reg. certificate shows the chassis nr. The grey colour was applied by Lanes Motors, the Morris dealership in Melbourne. There is a faded unit sign with 3 digits. The AWM126 is not a complete list of all the army vehicles, it is a great resource but for various reasons unknown to me there are vehicles missing that should have been included. Looking through the unit war diaries I have found a small number of Morris 8 cwt trucks on issue to certain units in the Middle East but of course , no chassis or engine numbers are given. The first Morris PU I recovered does have a bonnet number 0 36?0. AWM pics do indicate this five digit numbering sequence was used on many of the British W.D. type vehicles (including M/cycles) that were issued/loaned to the AIF units that were stationed in Palestine.
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1940 cab 11 C8 1940 Morris-Commercial PU 1941 Morris-Commercial CS8 1940 Chev. 15cwt GS Van ( Aust.) 1942-45 Jeep salad Last edited by Mike K; 10-10-21 at 04:05. |
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Hi Mike
I had a look I have nothing for these, but I found Morris's C8,with the 1st Australian Div , cheers for the pictures regs rupert |
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Hi Mike
better put some AMBo pics in, So heres the old ambo, from c1942 to 2014 WD No. A1207004 (1941-42), AMF No. 1207004 1942-48. ME 1941-42, stepsister convoy? , 1942-48 Australia Queensland/NSW sold maybe to the Snowy project, but still an ambo. farm hack 1960s. I could not get the pictures to upload. best for now. |
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