Tie up the Donkey - new Destination for a CMP

Kuno · #1 04-12-10, 09:43

Even if the truck is not in running order anymore - it still serves the farmer every day; as something to tie up his donkeys

Dinty · #2 04-12-10, 10:23

G'day All, Brilliant pix and a good slant on the pix as well, cheers and thanks for sharing,

Dennis

Kuno · #3 04-12-10, 10:25

Addressing to you, specialists; could anybody please be so kind and tell me the exact type of this veteran of the Desert War? Was that structure behind the cabin a regular one - or was it even applied after the war?

Keith Webb · #4 04-12-10, 10:27

It looks to be a 1941 cab 12 C60L and the GS body looks to be correct, if a little far forward.

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Originally Posted by Kuno

Addressing to you, specialists; could anybody please be so kind and tell me the exact type of this veteran of the Desert War? Was that structure behind the cabin a regular one - or was it even applied after the war?

Lynn Eades · #5 04-12-10, 10:29

This is the first rusted one you have ever shown us. ...a bit more like we are used to seeing.

Kuno · #6 04-12-10, 10:48

The wreck is not in the desert, as the other ones I photographed used to be but in the northern, greener & wetter part of Tunisia. Therefore the rust...

Kuno · #7 04-12-10, 10:49

...and thanks for the ID, Keith :-)

Alex van de Wetering · #8 04-12-10, 13:37

Nice one, Kuno. Did the Donkeys also eat the Asbestos insulation

Alex

Kuno · #9 04-12-10, 13:49

As long as you hold your breath, I think Asbesthos can be eaten ;-)

Lynn Eades · #10 04-12-10, 19:40

What can you tell us about the wall?

Kuno · #11 04-12-10, 22:12

The wall belongs to the farm...

Local Chap · #12 06-12-10, 15:46

Somebody's Ass got in the photos!