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British WW2 truck Torpedo trailers

July 30 2012 at 8:50 PM
  (Login RickLowe)
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Does anyone have any information or pointers where to look for these?

I have an old Military Modelling in which there is one rear 3/4 sketch of one, it looks like a double or triple wine-rack style arrangement.
Is this accurate, or would they have used whatever was available at the time they needed transporting?
(-I'm thinking a standard GS trailer with chocks to stop the units rolling around)

Any and all help is very much appreciated.

Cheers

Rick

 
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