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Turns out that Blitz serial number 19012 was originally a Derrick crane truck:
"Image caption: Blitz truck 19012 prior to being restored by RAAF History and Heritage’s Restoration Support Section." 308434327_480747120763950_782018028953068806_n.jpg Source: Royal Australian Air Force.
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So they took a rare Australian derrick truck used by both the Army and RAAF, and 'restored' it as a GS truck ... wonder what they did with the derrick crane?
Their truck I suppose, but seems a terrible shame to have taken that path. Mike |
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Typical amateur restoration, take something rare and screw it up under the guise of history and heritage.
Last edited by Ed Storey; 12-10-22 at 03:28. Reason: Correction |
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This "news" has done the rounds.
Was on Chev and Ford Blitzes in Australia FB page this week. I made similar comments to Mike on that forum. RAAF History and Heritage was a not taken seriously in this case. Cheers,
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