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    #241
    Hi Bill

    Looking at my reference books again I would have to agree with you. Thanks for the ID.

    Cheers
    Larry

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      #242
      Hi Larry:


      On this thread, your image 213, I think we skipped that one.
      The cabriolet on the left is a BMW and the sedan on the right is a Cadillac of about 1936.

      Also, I cannot find it now, but you posted a photo of a "Skoda" Aero.
      Aero was a separate company as I understand it and not associated with Skoda.
      Found it, on Axis History Forum Luftwaffe vehicles.
      Cheers
      Bill

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        #243
        Thanks Bill

        I will correct my notes on the Aero.

        Cheers
        Larry

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          #244
          Battle damaged Ford truck.
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            #245
            Hello all,

            Is this some sort of confiscated vehicle ? What is its name and origin ?

            Thanks Jens
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              #246
              Hi Jens,

              You're right about the truck that it is confiscated. It is an Chevrolet 8441/C30 witch was supplied to Britain in 1941. They received 1500 of them. The Canadian Forces in the UK received 2000 similar trucks at the same time.
              These trucks were build at the GM plant in Oshawa, Canada.
              The trucks were also build by Ford, but you can easely recognise them by the type of axles.
              Ford had split-type axles build by Timken and Chevrolet used his own Banjo axles.

              Cheers Paul
              Last edited by Paul Hazen; 10-24-2005, 12:40 PM.

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                #247
                Hi Paul,

                that was quick Thanks for ID the car. That pic came with a series of pics from s.Pz.Abt 503.

                Thanks Jens

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                  #248
                  Having scanner problems, but a nice pic if it comes out.
                  A 1937 Buick used by the WM in Brest. Photo from "Le Enfer de Brest"
                  Bill
                  Last edited by Bill Murray; 10-24-2005, 03:29 PM.

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                    #249
                    I am having some scanner problems but let see if this makes it.
                    A 1937 Buick used by the WM in Brest. From the book "L' Enfer de Brest".
                    Bill
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                    Last edited by Bill Murray; 10-24-2005, 03:31 PM.

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                      #250
                      talk about being re-impressed! if you look at the plate in #208.it looks like this was first in use by the WH, and then you can see the overpaint for WL....

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                        #251
                        Hi Bill

                        This truck looks like a GAZ-AAA.

                        Cheers
                        Larry
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                          #252
                          hi
                          not Gaz AAA, but Gaz AA !
                          regard patrick

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                            #253
                            Morning guys:
                            Yes Patrick. As far as I remember without going to the reference book, A was for the passenger car and light truck, AA was for the 4X2 medium truck and AAA was for the medium 6X4 truck. There were, of course, also busses, fire appliances etc. based on the same chassis and used as far as I know the same letter designations.

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                              #254
                              Hi Bill

                              Here is a series of impressed civilian vehicles from a recent purchase. Most remain unidentified by me. Help would be most appreciated.

                              Cheers
                              Larry
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                                #255
                                Opel light truck.
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