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Those wooden .50 Crates make good dunnage. The Cletrac used to be a familiar sight across the street at Dow Field until around 1952.

I recognize the CCKW's. Are the others HAR's

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Vista52 wrote:I recognize the CCKW's. Are the others HAR's

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Great picture

I think the other trucks are "cab over engine" GMC AFKW.


Thierry.

Hello Thierry.

Thanks...The HAR is so rare, it's almost achieved mythical status. I Googled and came up with "Houston Area Realtors".

Paul

I have NOS HAR Head Lamp Assemblies.

Ranger...I think some survive in Australia. Doesn't seem there is much discussion of them in the US.

Would not be surprised if none survived due to the limited number. Spares would have always been scarce.

hi ,im not sure if this is the same sort of vehicle what you are talking about. but there is a fwd har-1 for sale in the heavy vehicle section of the www.milweb.net in england. according to the ad its one of only 3 in the world and is rarest of all u.s army ww2 vehicles. has good pics aswell .