Accessorize a C15TA

[Jordan Baker]

last one from the series

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In the 70s I was in a reserve wheeled recce unit. We had a long list of issue vehicle kit, patrol kit, and sometimes troop kit. Stowage was seldom dictated down to where to put the 2-burner stove in the M38A1 Jeep. Individual crews had different baggage too. I preferred the zippered duffel bag and a single sleeping bag valise for my kit, but not everyone had exactly the same issue. Generally equipment was stored within the confines of the tarp so it wouldn't fall off on a road move.

I would follow Ed's sage advice about relying on photos, but also show a little constructive thoughtfulness when dressing your vehicle.

[Barry Churcher]

Thanks Jordan for the five photos. I don't think I have ever seen #5 before. Here is a photo of another C15TA.
#1 a chore horse mounted on POW rack a little differently
#2 Gerry can strapped on front fender with proper straps
#3 just one of the aerial locations
#4 roof rack

Cheers
Barry

[Barry Churcher]

#1 another example of ammo cans mounted on the fender
#2 chore horse on the fender with a modified "hot rod" exhaust
#3 a shorty roof rack

[Barry Churcher]

ARISTOCRAT sure gets around.

[Barry Churcher]

Here is another photo for all you who are not bored yet.

#1 Aerial mounted on roof. I am not sure how they did that but it could be like
the Command vehicle.
#2 Aerial mounted by the top of the windshield
#3 Spotlight
#4 Winter cover
#5 Number on door
#6 Chains

[Alex van de Wetering]

Originally Posted by Barry Churcher

Here is another photo for all you who are not bored yet.

#1 Aerial mounted on roof. I am not sure how they did that but it could be like
the Command vehicle.
#2 Aerial mounted by the top of the windshield
#3 Spotlight
#4 Winter cover
#5 Number on door
#6 Chains

Barry....just a thought.... I wonder if aerial #2 is mounted in the same position, but mirrored, from position #1 (?).