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| Ford F60S page 2 |
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| Tom
Agnew in Copley, South Australia 1998. This picture was taken while filming
the French Line documentary. |
Tommy said this vehicle had been used in the VP parade in Adelaide, and
claimed to have a photograph of the event. It had large Australian flags
flown from the LMG mount on the left and had a flag holder addded to the
right side to match. |
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| Another of Tommy's F60S CMPs. Many were used in the years after the war
transporting rabbit carcases "There's money in the bunny!" was
the saying at the time. |
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truck had been "restored" by a scout troop as a project. I almost
bought it in 1972. |
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| My
first CMP. My father is looking at the rear chassis rather dubiously. This
truck had belonged to a weed spraying outfit and whilst it had a good cab
the chassis had been damaged when it rolled down a hill with a full load
of chemicals. |
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| Judging
by the type of wheels there's a liklihood this F60S seen in Frankston in
the 1970s was formerly a tipper. Interesting painted on badging (below). |
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| A pair seen at Coonabarabran in September 2003. |
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