Thank you for visiting this blog. Its' aim is to document in photo form as many of the GMC CCKWs in Europe (excluding the UK) as I can. If you would like your own vehicle included feel free to E-Mail me (vulture.cm@virginmedia.com) and I’ll include it. I will ensure you are credited with taking the photo. If you see anything not quite right, or you have additional info, please feel free to let me know so I can add/correct things. Kind regards to all Ian Garbutt
Registration: Unregistered (you bet) Type: CCKW 353 Cab: Closed Type: Converted to wrecker in 1948 and cut into log skidder during the 1980's Stencil: n/a Year: mid to late 41 Fittings: Winch Country: USA Owner: I'm not telling Photo By: Alfred G DeVaux jr -
It's not mine but I wanted it as a parts source for mine. I've known about it for years and if I'd spoken to the guy last spring I could have bought it (I didn't have a CCKW at the time though). The owner and his son dragged it out of the bushes and made a family project out of it. At the time I took the pictures it ran and could be driven but had no brakes. That was the next item on the list.
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Registration: Unregistered (you bet)
ReplyDeleteType: CCKW 353
Cab: Closed
Type: Converted to wrecker in 1948 and cut into log skidder during the 1980's
Stencil: n/a
Year: mid to late 41
Fittings: Winch
Country: USA
Owner: I'm not telling
Photo By: Alfred G DeVaux jr
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Hi Alfred
ReplyDeleteThanks for providing the extra info on your fascinating looking truck :)
Keep well
Ian
It's not mine but I wanted it as a parts source for mine. I've known about it for years and if I'd spoken to the guy last spring I could have bought it (I didn't have a CCKW at the time though). The owner and his son dragged it out of the bushes and made a family project out of it. At the time I took the pictures it ran and could be driven but had no brakes. That was the next item on the list.
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