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Old 03-12-14, 05:55
Richard Coutts-Smith Richard Coutts-Smith is offline
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Yellow Humber had been converted to a spray unit, would have been quite a useful set up in it's time. We certainly did have a good poke around, plenty to see and cry over, like the DUKW converted to a mobile grain bin... Being the sort of Gentleman that typifies Champ Owners, not a thing came out through the gate except photos.

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Chassis number 6310001 to 6310150
150 trucks, 14 of which were FFR
ARN 105 674 to ARN 105 823
Sold off '67, '68, a couple in '69
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