Dutch CMPs

[gjamo]

n unusual postion for the brush guard to be mounted on the inner holes under the tow ring.

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Originally Posted by gjamo

n unusual postion for the brush guard to be mounted on the inner holes under the tow ring.

It's not an unusual position of the brush guard but a late one. Here are some details:

Bracket-towing clevis
Part no. C39Q-7869
Clevis - towing
Part no. C111Q-7870

Dirk

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Dirk Leegwater

It's not an unusual position of the brush guard but a late one.

Dirk,

Could that F60L be one of a batch of F60L's which were assembled by NV Nederlandsche Ford Automobiel Fabriek in Amsterdam early after WW2? Reportedly these were late production crated vehicles.

Hanno

[Alex van de Wetering]

Interesting find! I guess the truck spent a fair amount of it's life in Belgium after demob from the Dutch Air force. I seems to show the typical Belgian headlight relocation...closed up normal position of the headlights and the holes in the bumper for replacement headlights (?)

Alex

[austin tilly]

On April 10th there was a remembrance-rally at Wilp for Operation Cannonshot.
Special feature were CMP and British vehicles. At one moment a line-up was formed with the vehicles. Note: not all CMP's were at this line-up.

Enjoy this line-up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-ijIT-t4yg

Cheers
Arjan

[Hendrik van Oorspronk]

Some more Photo's from the line up of CMP's and Britisch vehicles.

Screenshot_2021-04-14 Photobucket Nieuweafbeelding jpg.jpg
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...afbeelding.jpg

Screenshot_2021-04-14 Photobucket Nieuweafbeelding2 jpg.jpg
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...fbeelding2.jpg

Greetz

Hendrik

[Alex van de Wetering]

Excellent work guys! Good to see this number of Commonwealth vehicles lined up.

Alex