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| Great short film about what we all hope could happ; en at the beach | |
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| Ian's AC 3b | Oct 5 2013, 08:26 PM Post #1 |
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Check out this short film I found on u tube after watching the 2a playing in the florida swamps. Something we probably all wish could happen at the beach. Great testament to the men and the machines of WW2. So sit backfor 12 mins and enjoy for a light hearted treat of a French film. Old guy metal detects a WWII jeep
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J.I. Fraser, Nova Scotia, Canada 1956 Cj-3b originally a airport belt loader, second owner 2008 Patriot ltd. daily drive Selling as soon as new muffler installed 2016 Cherokee North uptrim 1952 Dunbar Kapple trailer with a 2013 frame Past: 1952 M38 Canadian ( basket case) | |
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| Doug | Oct 5 2013, 09:44 PM Post #2 |
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That is a great video! Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed that! |
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1963 CJ3B - F134 Hurricane, T-90C, D-18, 5.38s, Overdrive, 938YF, 12V alternator 1969 CJ5 - Dauntless V6, T-14, D-18 2004 TW 200 | |
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| Phil... | Oct 6 2013, 08:10 AM Post #3 |
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Really liked that - thanks. I live in Hampshire England, even today there are stories/myths of dump sites filled with US military hardware that was been buried after the pull out. Another piece of trivia? That pick-up the old guy is driving is a Peugeot 504 if I'm not mistaken. The diesel 2112cc engine which Peugeot used now resides in my Indian 3B (CJ340). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_504 |
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| Bob_webber | Oct 6 2013, 11:24 AM Post #4 |
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that makes me want to dig my metal detector back out, i had a friend that found the remains of a buried tractor. before some farmers went to war they would bury their tractors where only they would know they would be. so they would still have them when they got back, if. |
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53 3b, early cj5 frame (hurricane),2.43 ratio t case 26 tooth with 1 1/4" case (my own creation), late 60's c5 ross steering box, all range od, parts from a welder generator, and parts from about 9 different jeeps and counting. my every last penny and ounce of patients creates what we call the FrAnken B, the jeep that never was bob, north east Ohio | |
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