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| Mandalay 2006 Page 2 |
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| A rather tired-looking Chev based CMP with a Ford grille. The front differential has been replaced with a tubular section much like the F602L. |
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| This one is basically a Japanese truck of some sort with a few CMP cab bits from a late production Ford. |
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| The same with this one - looks CMP at first but there's really not a lot there. Interesting to see the more modern Japanese cabs discarded in favor of the CMP shape. |
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Inside the cab reveals a CMP dash, but that's about it. Note the Mitsubishi logo on the door. |
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| This looks more original, once a Ford, but a closer look reveals a non-Ford chassis and rear diff. Once again the front diff has been removed. |
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| Another real bitser, using some Ford cab parts. |
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The front shell has had panels replaced too. |
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| Note the use of a Ford diff to stop the load crushing the driver. These people have great faith in their engineering skills. |
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| At the same place is this truck built with some GMC cab parts. |
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And another Ford-based crane on a different chassis. |
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| To page 3 |
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