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  1. 21st January 2015, 06:38 AM #1
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    4WD vehicles, A to Z

    Found this interesting site, the Triumph 3x2 motor bike is a new one on me, Bob







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    Interesting, but, as to be expected, incomplete.

    Just a few I can think of straight off that I have personal experience of (includes 6x6) -

    International Harvester - B-120, B160, R190.

    Mazda - Jeep like vehicle built in Burma

    Ford - F-800, F-1000,

    Leyland - Hippo

    Diamond T - various

    Also seem to have missed the Tempo and Santana Landrover derivatives.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Interesting, but, as to be expected, incomplete.

    Just a few I can think of straight off that I have personal experience of (includes 6x6) -

    International Harvester - B-120, B160, R190.

    Mazda - Jeep like vehicle built in Burma

    Ford - F-800, F-1000,

    Leyland - Hippo

    Diamond T - various

    Also seem to have missed the Tempo and Santana Landrover derivatives.

    John

    Found Santana
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    Interesting trucks, Bob


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    Military vehicles, Bob


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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Interesting, but, as to be expected, incomplete.

    Just a few I can think of straight off that I have personal experience of (includes 6x6) -

    International Harvester - B-120, B160, R190.

    Mazda - Jeep like vehicle built in Burma

    Ford - F-800, F-1000,

    Leyland - Hippo

    Diamond T - various

    Also seem to have missed the Tempo and Santana Landrover derivatives.

    John

    Found the Diamond T. Bob


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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Found the Diamond T. Bob


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    Not the one I used in the 1960s.

    Any listing such as this is almost certain to be incomplete.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Not the one I used in the 1960s.

    Any listing such as this is almost certain to be incomplete.

    John

    Well, then, obviously you can fill the gaps. Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

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