Warbird Information Exchange

Turns out what I thought was an old US Army truck is actually an old USAAC truck. Some more stenciling has become visible on the front bumper where it says "LAAF". The other end of the bumper says what looks like "ADM 21" (admin?)
This either ties the truck to Liberty Army Airfield or Laguna Army Airfield. Both were in Az & both have history with black units, but not Tuskegee.

It doesn't show up too well in this pic..

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Are you going ahead with the restoration? Your thread at g503.com is the only non-aviation thread I followed!

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Magister Aviation
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Not at this time, It's currently for sale. Too many projects, not enough space/time, but the main reason I have some health issues which have slowed me up quite a bit which have also caused some $$ issues.
On the up side, some interest was shown at Chino last week which may see the truck going to the right place.

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Questions...:

1. How much?
2. Will you pay for shipping to Florida...

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1, Will haggle
2, No.

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ZR where ya' located at?

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Scott Dunkirk
AZGCLHU Inc.

http://arizonagroundcrew.org/

1940's Army Air Force ground crew living history
(A 501 C 3 organization)
(IYAMYAS)

"Yes sir, it's suppose to look like that"

Near Palmdale Ca.

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Those who can set that knowledge into motion in the physical world are rarer still.

The few who possess real knowledge and can set it into motion of their own hands are the rarest of all.

Boy I would think Taigh would be on that one!!

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Yeah! Would be a great tow vehicle for the Poon

By the way, here's the truck resto thread:
http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.ph ... 6db9b7e00f

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Magister Aviation
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