A lengthened chassis. Most interesting. It does not appear to be one of the commercial "form-a-truck" kits. I wonder just how the lengthening was accomplished?
It is nice to read the personal histories connected to some of these vehicles. Especially when the young man survived, and went home again.
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ZEITOUN, EGYPT, 1916. 7601 PRIVATE (PTE) FRANCIS ALBERT CORBETT, AN AMBULANCE DRIVER ATTACHED TO THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS DRIVING A FIELD AMBULANCE REFERRED TO AS A "CHINESE ROLLS ROYCE". PTE CORBETT LATER TRANSFERRED TO THE 1ST MOTOR TRANSPORT COMPANY, SERVED ON THE WESTERN FRONT AND RETURNED TO AUSTRALIA IN 1919.
https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/C46568
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