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It been the influence of the Great War Truck and his brother that brought us to this site. I say us, as restoration here is a father and son effort. Karl has mainly Leylands in his collection, (1916 to 26) with the earliest having a military backgrond. My interests are in Thornycrofts ( 1912 to 27) with one appearing to be early WD issue. Like the Great War Truck collection other makes have turned up as bits and pieces over the years.

The objective is to get some military style vehicles going for the centenary events of the Great War.

Location; New Zealand

Doug

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Many thanks for the intro Doug and any chums of the GWT and his family are welcome here anytime.

 

You WW1 truck restorers are a special bred and history is lucking to have people like you all.

 

This doesn't give you teh excuse to wear dirty overalls in the clubhouse - ok?!

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Welcome to the Forum , It will be interesting to see a few of these Great War Historical Vehicles in the parking lot outside the Club house someday.

Those Big solid rubber tires and their measured pace when on the road !

One of the other Senior members will be along to show you your room here and the cleaning duties roster , then you can join the others in the Club house for a Drink and a chin wag about the latest finds and successes .

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