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20-12-06, 05:12
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Floor
If you have a look at the floor in that pic you'll notice it's different to the diamond pattern used in Aussie assembled Ford CMPs. The early Canadian cabs also had windscreens which didn't open to 90 degrees, which was an Aussie invention.
With Fords, we locally produced the floor and roof. For Chevs, Holden built the entire cab.
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