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Nice find indeed! Chassis/ cowls and chassis/ cabs shipped over from Canada, after assembly they were fitted with locally made Indian Pattern bodies and canopies at "A Defense Plant In India", most likely Bombay. I like to see how they are driven off for body fitting, possibly only a crate for the driver to sit on.
Some more interesting footage to be seen if you scroll down for "similar videos". I wonder where the people from pond5/ RetrofootageExclusives got this footage? https://www.pond5.com/stock-footage/...building-tanks Screenshot 2025-01-06 212454.jpg
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