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Old 18-09-17, 03:54
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Sorry Mike C., I was referring to the grills and bumpers of the two GMCs in Mike Ks post.
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Old 18-09-17, 04:17
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Looks like the senior officers did not like the army paint scheme. Lots of photos of staff cars (in forward areas, not just Australia) with all their chrome still on.
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