1944 Dutch manufactured Maultier recovered from rubble heap and restored.
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Bizarre. I cannot open it from my PC, but it opened and re-opened when I access it via my phone. A shame, because it is an incredible article with several photos.
I just got around it by Google search “ restored Dutch maultier “ - click on images and any number from this article come up . HTH
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Clever! Thank you. It opened for me on my PC.
The link did open for me but then it immediately prompts you to sign up for their services and their e-mails without allowing you to see the article in question.
Sorry but I never buy the cow before tasting the milk!
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I was able to access the site a few times but no I can not. But I tried what RDT1953 wrote, searching “ restored Dutch maultier “, and the images did come up.
Excellent suggestion Fred. I was able to view the photos as you suggested but of course not in any organized way.
Quite a before and after resurrection here!
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Dutch? Did Ford have a plant there as well as in Berlin?
There was a Ford plant in Amsterdam between 1931 and 1981. According to the Kfzdewehrmacht site, during the occupation lorries were assembled there using parts from and under the control of Ford Koln.
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that us some restoration job, well done indeed to all those magnificent workers who brought that vehicle back to life.
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