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15-05-08, 21:24
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Cheers Cliff Hutchings aka MrRoo S.I.R. "and on the 8th day he made trucks so that man, made on the 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night" MrRoo says "TRUCKS ROOLE" 
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15-05-08, 21:45
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  Oh ye.The MWV is with full metal cab? Has somebody any pictures of inside of this cab. Any years ago I have sold this Bedford (one of wery early model, maybe 1939) to my friend (he is behind my Austin) he made gread work on scrab lorry. But until this time he hasn´t idea how looks orīginal seats.Thanks Radek
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15-05-08, 22:18
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I have e mailed you with a better image Richard. Thanks!
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15-05-08, 22:50
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have replied David 
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16-05-08, 20:10
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Mystery lorry: Photo A
This lorry has a wooden body with a van - type canopy. I don't think it's an Austin.
http://www.btinternet.com/~gmhistorian/lorry1.jpg http://www.btinternet.com/~gmhistorian/lorry3.jpg Last edited by David_Hayward (RIP); 16-05-08 at 20:27.
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16-05-08, 20:12
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This is an unusal Austin K series...a K2? Note it's a cab with wooden body.
http://www.btinternet.com/~gmhistorian/lorry2.jpg
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16-05-08, 23:14
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A Morris ambulance
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19-05-08, 09:25
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C.2 trainer
I am going to post an extract of the windscrneen of the MCC C.2 as it in the right side are a tax disc, with "EXEMPT" on it, as we have seen before, and also a shtee typed up headed "DEFENCE OF THE REALM" with the "W.D. No. V..." which I thinks states that it is being driven on His Majesty's Service, so licensing etc. rules don't apply. I have often wondered when the regulations came in that a) no civvy-style Middlesex County Council rego need not to be used, and b)when the Road Fund License was no longer needed to be displayed (merely the "W.D. No." quoted).
Note also the 30-cwt C.2 was orignally prefixed , and as at the date of the photo,"V" for "Van" though by the time of the Census List this had become "L" for "Lorry". Last edited by David_Hayward (RIP); 19-05-08 at 11:11.
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19-05-08, 11:07
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Sorry about the hi-res but for reasons of clarity I left it as produced. I assume that under the Visiting Forces Act the Canadian vehicles landed by spring 1940 were exempt from tax discs, etc., and again on HM Service.
http://www.btinternet.com/~gmhistorian/aaw459a.jpg
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15-05-08, 22:49
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Hi Radek, A MWV does not have a full metal cab it is the back body and canvas cover that is slightly different from a normal MW cargo truck (MWD). The early MWV van had open cab with aero screens and canvas roof and half canvas doors, then they had the metal half doors with canvas door tops and full windscreen.
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16-05-08, 08:25
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And what tipe is this Beford, ex my.  Radek
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21-05-08, 17:26
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to see the Bedford seats and interior, contact Vilem. We just brought original seats from the UK. His OYD and MWD are now nearly 100% original. Regards Duson
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21-05-08, 20:03
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I thing for us could be better speak in Czech.  But this is english speaking forum. Radek
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