abn deuce
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I d say excessive amounts of unburned gasoline or raw gasoline collecting it the muffler and when its ignited there's enough force to rupture whats it confined by .
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An early or pre-war training photo. private Henry never drove more than 3 mph no matter what !!
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For those Diamond T drivers who need an example of their DT working out in the snow hows this , modern truck meets sled dog team
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A photo that could be posted under a number of different catagories .
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A photo of a Matilda anti-mine flail tank , note location of flail drive engine .Photo was titled matilda 2 not sure this is correct or # 2 in a series. Appears to be north africa.
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This appears to be a modified British tank , for service with a combat engineer unit .Perhaps a prototype ? I don't know anything about it or where I found the photo, so if those with armour knowledge please add details .
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It takes a few trucks at a time to get the job done .
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Did this vehicle have an "G" number ? Anyone have other photo's of these trucks ?
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I believe this is a Korean war photo, don't recall where I found the pic
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more factory photo's
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from the Life magazine site Trucks parked at a US Army depot storing unused equipment. Location: Tooele, UT, US Date taken: March 27, 1946 Photographer: Charles E. Steinheimer A group of Halftracks over sea's Vehicle dump transferred from US Army to the Italians near Leghorn. Location: Italy Date taken: 1947 Photographer: Alfred Eisenstaedt
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Nice orderly rows of training tanks after the end of the WWII from the Life magazine site Aerial view of the US Army depot storing unused equipment. Location: Tooele, UT, US Date taken: March 27, 1946 Photographer: Charles E. Steinheimer
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another from the same group
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New Dodges at the factory
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A before pic of mine taken April 1990 and a pic of mine about 90% restored August 2008
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:tup:: :coffee: Great information and pic's !
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A two part film of operations of 105 howitzer battery deployed to Iwo Jima Something went wrong... part 2 Something went wrong...
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Shermans prepped for wadding thru surf off or near Normandy beaches, nearest with ammo trailer, second has cover over gun mantlet with insert for gun sight .
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Not sure where to post this very interesting collection of Armour and bicycles taken in Normandy , bit like the clubhouse parking lot really .
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a few pic's of a FWD perhaps a prototype ?
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Bodge DeepRe: Caption #12 A demonstration of my new invention the 'wrecks-ray-camera' A camera that can see through restoration work and only shows up original body parts! Thats a WINNER !!!!!:rotfl::rotfl::clap::laugh: Fantastic answer !!!!
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Ralph had plenty of time to wonder why he didn't take out collision coverage while thinking if he could recover some of the cost by selling his once prized Jeep to a merry go round mfg. Perhaps the origin of NASCAR ?
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:tup::
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Jeff's solution to eliminate the rear drive shaft to save on steel and couple the rear axle directly to the transfer case was found not to be a proper engineering solution .
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A start on a gallery of Bun Hur trailer's and all the jobs they were put to .
