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Old 19-01-15, 06:07
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Old 16-02-15, 09:40
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Will this fit in a Blitz????

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LINCOLN-V...5#ht_38wt_1137


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Old 16-02-15, 10:45
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I seem to remember there was a trial model that did have a V12 but cant remember details about it
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Old 16-02-15, 12:36
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Found it
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The Scammell bogie, and three were purchased by the DND, was also used in each of a Bedford- and Dennis- Scammmell prototype. Identical bogie in fact in 1938. For brief details see my article in VINTAGE ROADSCENE magazine.

To amplify Keith's comment, Ford did offer a "F60X" in 1940-41, and as mentioned before a Lincoln Zephyr V-12 -powered beastie.

F60H production ended for Canadian orders on 14th August 1941.
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Old 01-03-15, 04:00
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For the south australians. A chev monkey.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/World-War...6#ht_86wt_1137
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Old 01-03-15, 09:55
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Default Cab 12

Not only that it's a C15 cab 12 which is even more unusual here.

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For the south australians. A chev monkey.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/World-War...6#ht_86wt_1137
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Old 18-03-15, 19:25
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Default Chev blitz signal van body

Chev blitz signal van body

...but there is a complete blitz at the background!


http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/WW2-Chev-...item4ae6735087


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