Absolutely. Unfortunately, I am simply too ignorant of non-US WWII military
vehicles to discuss them. Since the outset, the intent was WWII vehicles of
ALL nationalities are fair for discussion. You may also included P-37 kit
discussion to go along with Commonwealth vehicles (did I use that
correctly?).
Bottomline. Any vehicle from WWII (including the 1939-1941 <grin>) are
acceptable.
Jim
>From: "Richard Notton" <Richard@fv623.demon.co.uk>
>
>Wonderful; Austin, Hillman, Morris-Commercial, Humber, Vauxhall, Albion,
>Bedford, Commer, Guy, Karrier, Dennis, Thornycroft, Leyland, Tilling
>Stevens, AEC, Crossley, Maudslay, Scammell, Foden, Alvis and Daimler all
>get
>an airing then.
>
>Richard
>Southampton - England
>
>
>
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