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Old 22-05-07, 04:11
Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is offline
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Yes, the truck was on E-Bay, however Bob is working on another lead as well.
In addition,while we were loading the truck onto the traier a gent stopped to ask if we were interested in several older cars that his wife was pressuring him to sell, most were 60s or 70s and a bit modified so we politely told him that we were only working on old army trucks. At this point he said he knew of a WW1 jeep. we refrained from laughing at the historical inaccuracy and left contact information so he could let us know if the owner was interested in selling and so that more details could be passed on. As much as the precise nature of a "WW1 Jeep" might be doubtful, the "whatever it really is" might be something interesting.
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