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05-11-10, 21:12
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Dirk,
Then I need a Canadian light! Do you have one in stock? With red lens of course.
Cheers, Marc 
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05-11-10, 23:09
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Marc
I know you will want to change it, but the military would have fitted what was available.
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05-11-10, 23:20
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Wrong or right?
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You're right. They did. That's also what happened during the restauration  I think I will try to get a Canadian light and store that for future use if anything happens to my British light. Cheers, Marc
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08-11-10, 08:54
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I would be tempted to change it for a Canadian light as the one you have fited is not even the standard British pattern used on Carriers.
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08-11-10, 09:24
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Niel
Can you put up a picture of the right one. Thanks.
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09-11-10, 09:23
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Yes that the correct late war pattern from approx 43 onwards.
Prior to this the rubber pattern was used. I believe Dirk still has the canadian version of these for sale. Other types were used on different truck contracts but these are the two principal patterns.
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