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22-01-06, 16:07
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Round ten of "Name that Vehicle!"
Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen, Shielas and Mates, Birds and Chaps! Welcome to round ten of "Name that Vehicle!" Snowtractor is well ahead of the other contestants with his 3rd correct guess of an Italian "Lince." Well done Mr. Tractor! In honour of Mr. Tractor's third win, tonight's vehicle is right up his alley!
Contestants ready? No peeking! Hands on Buzzers? It's time for : NAME THAT VEHICLE!
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22-01-06, 19:58
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Derek,
Would it be from Russia? An Austin-Putilov armoured car, converted to half track by Kegresse. Richard
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22-01-06, 20:44
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Da Comrade! WINNER! Way to go Richard, I scoured the internet for an obscure vehicle hoping to confound all you experts for a while. Well it it worked for a few hours anyway! Western sources called this the Austin-Kegresse. Initially, there was no mention of the vehicle in Russian documents, but by the Polish-Russian war of 1919 to 1921, the Soviets called it the "Russkiy Ostin" Putilov manufactured the armoured body, making it the Austin-Putilov-Kegresse.    CHIMO!
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22-01-06, 20:47
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and I did not use any of Bart's bibles  The beers must be stacking up now, keep 'em cool Richard
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22-01-06, 22:18
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O.K. Now I'm officially impressed..no Bart's and you like your beer cool! CHIMO!
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