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22-02-04, 01:44
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1941 Ford
Our latest acquisition is a 1941 model 11T 81
6790 chassis no BB18F6767993 Thanks to our mate Mark for spotting this one.We tried to post a photo but had no luck yet Max 
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23-02-04, 22:21
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A pic courtesy of Mark Sierant
That's a Sierant offspring and future driver...
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Film maker 42 FGT No8 (Aust) remains 42 FGT No9 (Aust) 42 F15 Keith Webb Macleod, Victoria Australia Also Canadian Military Pattern Vehicles group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/canadianmilitarypattern
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24-02-04, 01:20
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1941 Ford
Hi there
Interesting front wheels on the Ford. They remind me of the ones fitted to the Ford/MH 4x4 gun tractors, but are slightly different. Steve
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24-02-04, 04:58
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front wheel
It does look different I'll check on that
Max
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25-02-04, 02:58
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Current Driver
I think I have helped produce a military vehicle fanatic here Kieth at 20 months old he already steers the ride on mower around. When I pick Flynn up from child care and get him home he doesnt want to play in the sandpit he plays in the Weapons Carrier. When his had enough Dodge its time to feed and water the horses and goats this can only be achieved by taking out the topless series one Land Rover.
I get told to sit in my seat, turn it on, choke and press it (start button). Ah well you might call me a pushy parent or a pushover but I brought home an F 15 A for him.
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26-02-04, 00:07
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Great truck
Max well done at finding this truck. I have just imported to Scotland 2 of these trucks and one later G8T which are being restored. I will be interested to hear how you are getting on.
Nigel
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26-02-04, 10:34
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18 inch combat rims ?
Hi guys, I used to own a similar unrestored one when I was in NSW, but it had large 18 inch combat rims ?
Or was it a heavier capacity vehicle ? There is a similar complete one here in Perth in a scrapyard which caught my eye only because of the roof hatch for the LAAMG. Cheers Phill Hastings
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26-02-04, 10:46
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Those damn 18" wheels again
Heavy-duty 18" wheels were a valid factory option for all these Fords, which is how my MH-Ford got a set of 8.25 x 18s on it.
I've seen at least one where they had been binned and replaced with 20" wheels because you can't get a decent range of 18" tyres now. Gordon
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26-02-04, 12:11
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odd front wheel
The tyres on the old girl are 20 inch but that front one has only 2 holes in the rim instead of 6 holes.It is a dunlop TE 22711 wheel which I have no idea what the numbers mean or what the wheel originally came off.We intend to use the truck for spares another one for the tunnel.
Max
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26-02-04, 23:38
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Farming
Hey Max have you ever thought of growing mushrooms in those tunnels of yours? You could use all the truck trays that are lined up end to end as growing beds.
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