Accessorize a C15TA

[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 (?).

[Grant Bowker]

I also wondered (without knowledge) whether the #2 antenna could be mounted to the left of the vehicle but further back and appear to be forward on the centerline.

[David Dunlop]

Both those aerials appear to be F-Section whips and the near side one is fitted to a 19-Set rubber cone base. It is possible this C15TA is rigged per specs with a 19-Set HP on the near side and a 52-Set on the far side. That installation would have been built and installed in the field.

David