Showing posts with label Photo By: Roger Newark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo By: Roger Newark. Show all posts

Friday, 14 December 2012

CCKW 353 - MLA963 - Cargo

No: 296
 Registration: MLA963
Date First Registered In The UK:  Not shown in DVLA database.
Type: CCKW 353  Closed Cab
Type: Cargo
Stencil: W-4374328
Fittings: Winch + Trailer
Location: Battersea Park, at the start of the Historic Commercial Vehicle Run to Brighton.
Date: late 70s ?
Photo By: Roger Newark
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Location & Date:  Taken at one of the first ever MV rallies, early 1970s, held in Berkshire by the late John Carter, who went on to form Carters Steam Fair.
Photo By: Roger Newark
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Photo By: Simon Sage
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CCKW 352 - Cargo

No: 295

Registration: ?
Type: CCKW 352  Open Cab
Type: Cargo
Stencil: USA 42502435

Fittings: Winch + Wrecker Set
Location: Duxford - Military Vehicle Show
Date: early 1980s
Photo By: Roger Newark
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CCKW 325 - PPA198W - Cargo

No: 294
Registration: PPA198W
Date Registered In UK:  Jul 1981   (according to the DVLA)
Chassis: 352
Cab: Open
Type: Cargo
Stencil: USA 43715S5

Year:  1939  (according to the DVLA)
Fittings: Winch + Pioneer Rack
Location: Duxford - Military Vehicle Show
Date: early 1980s
Photo By: Roger Newark
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Location: Thruxton.
Date: around 1980.
Photos shown in MVT Windscreen magazine in the Oct 2018 edition.


CCKW 352 - Cargo

No: 293
Registration: ?
Type: CCKW 352  Closed Cab
Type: Cargo
Stencil: USA 28924

Fittings: Winch
Comment:  Interesting to see the position of the rifle holder and the rolled radiator cover.
Location: Duxford - Military Vehicle Show
Date: early 1980s
Photo By: Roger Newark
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CCKW 353 - Q250JKO - Cargo

No: 292
Registration: Q250JKO
Date First Registered In The UK: 23 Apr 1986.
Note:  Last time the vehicles tax expired was 1 Jun 1989.  This begs the question was the vehicle subsequently scrapped, or perhaps sold abroad.
Type: CCKW 353  Open Cab
Type: Cargo
Stencil: -

Fittings: Winch + Wrecker Set
Year: ?
Location: Duxford - Military Vehicle Show
Date: early 1980s
Photo By: Roger Newark
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