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| We visit Canada to meet Geoff Winnington-Ball... | ...and "Herr HUPmiester" Brian Gough who shows off his prototype HUP. | ||
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| John Belfield of the Melbourne Tank Museum owns over 20 blitzes, several of which are displayed in the main museum building with the others in a large paddock out the back. | John has an incredible collection including this cut down Guy Quad-Ant. | ||
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| With the record attempt the next day, we decided to travel several hundred kilometers to recover a derelict C60L, which we winched onto the back of Max Hedges' tray truck. | |||
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| Back at Corowa we enjoy a pleasant interlude with a swim in a DUKW. | Mitch Holland displays a bottle of his now famous "Campfire Brew", made in case they broke down in transit along the way.... that's their story, anyway! | ||
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| We chat with a number of blitz owners who have brought their restored trucks to Corowa. Vic Philips is a charming WW2 digger who served on these vehicles in the Northern Territory. | Ian Styles is working on restoring one of each size Ford CMPs. This is his F15A. | ||
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| At just 16, Aaron Lee is the youngest CMP owner with a C15A which features in many aequences in the video. | |||
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| John Hedges and Jan Thompson were the main organisers of the event this year, John seen here about to help marshal the CMPs for the record. | Jan Thompson has also worked tirelessly to make the event the success it was. | ||
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