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08-12-08, 15:55
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Wow - great thread, lads! I'm currently converting a broken E83W van into a mobile canteen to make a working Ford Emergency Food Van. I have good photo references for the exterior of the van and the interior of the cab, but nothing much for the inside.
Thanks for sharing so many wonderful photos - I've joined the forum so I can say 'thank you' to you all! 
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19-12-06, 21:32
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Cartoon
Been waiting for someone to post to this tread so that I could share this cartoon.
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Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com
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19-12-06, 22:53
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Yup, Cliff it is a 1940 Ford.
Bill
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13-07-07, 00:18
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Seems to be a long time ago since we were last here, a nice idyllic scene with a Ford canteen and one for the carrier boys the Loyd with the tilt erected
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13-07-07, 00:20
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The early years of ww2 here and a YMCA canteen loading supplies, we can all have a guess at the vehicle make looking at the artillery type wheels i think a Morris?
Les
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13-07-07, 00:22
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Pictures a bit murky but heres a 12cwt Bedford canteen of the Church army
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13-07-07, 00:24
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Finally another guess on this coverted saloon operating in Whitechapel London
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13-07-07, 00:32
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HW 3332
A Bristol rego, around November 1928 I gather.
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25-08-08, 19:09
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Are we running out of steam on some of the threads guys this one was last used in July last year so heres a revival. first photo of a i think 37 or 38 Ford car coverted to a canteen, the old tin chapel stood little chance from the bomb blast
the second shows another of the Ford 83w emergency canteens doing the job it was built for cheers Les
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25-08-08, 20:52
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Canteens
I fully intend todo the pictorial piece on the Church Army ones in VINTAGE ROADSCEMNE as the CA sent me several photos to use. Incidentally, don't forget that I am running the CMP story or a very abridged version in the magazine!
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