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A Plan To Work On, Documentary, 1948 IMDB

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7367091946 Austin Eight Van [*]
7366811939 Austin K2 [*]
7366661944 Austin K30 [*][*]
7367121944 Bedford OWL [*]
7367061948 Ford Anglia [*][*]
7367071937 Ford Eight [*]
7366781931 Ford Model B [*]
7366641947 Ford Prefect [*]
7366961948 Fordson 5cwt Van [*]
7366561946 Guy Arab III [*][*][*]
7366991941 Humber Heavy Utility [*][*]
736682Leyland Tiger [*][*]
7367021945 Standard Fourteen [*]
7367081934 Standard Little Nine [*]
7367041948 Thornycroft Nippy [*][*]
7367011939 Vauxhall 14/6 [*]


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dsl SX

◊ 2014-09-06 17:02

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Excellent documentary on town planning which explores the history of
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Dunfermline and its possible future development; interesting that in 1948 they already knew there would be a Forth road bridge.

Backgrounds/street scenes - A looks slightly interesting?? D unusual - if anyone has any idea, there's a very slight glimpse of front side as it comes into shot - not enough to give ID, but might confirm existing idea.

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Shredded Wheat for jfs and John Major
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I'll take the Weetabix instead.

Ingo DE

◊ 2014-09-06 17:08
dsl wrote
Dunfermline and its possible future development; interesting that in 1948 they already knew there would be a Forth road bridge.


Why not? In Germany it's usual, that such projects -just even the planning- takes years over decades. [:kiki] one or two human generations are nothing for that. I must dig about the record holder... I think, it's a railway-bridge somwhere in Bavaria or Hessia, whose first scheduling is from 1887...

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johnfromstaffs EN

◊ 2014-09-06 19:36

 A) Series II Six-cylinder Morris, Fourteen-Six?
B) Ford E93A Prefect.
E) Morris Half ton van.

Sunbar UK

◊ 2014-09-07 12:14

 D) has a look about that could be a Civil Defense van - There appears to be a lip around the front wheelarch and could the van be car-based?

The rear doors are very distinctive but for what use I cannot think. One idea is that it an American/Canadian donated van that was used as a mobile canteen in wartime and has been converted for normal van use. Quite a number were sent to the UK by voluntary groups in the US and Canada.

johnfromstaffs EN

◊ 2014-09-07 12:40

 The bottom sections of the doors may be a drop down flip out step, to allow the staff to climb in without too much of a stretch, there is already a fixed step in the centre below.

Sunbar UK

◊ 2014-09-07 12:53

 ^ Yes that was my initial thought but not conclusive.

However in looking at a contrast adjusted version it still could be two sets of long hinges with the doors divided right to top and bottom (with grilles at the top). The length of the vertical dividing line is not definite either way.

dsl SX

◊ 2014-09-07 13:11

 More shots of D in case ..... It intrigued me onscreen for looking unusual. If plate is AFS, it's mid-36, but too blurry to be sure.
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Sunbar UK

◊ 2014-09-07 13:19

 Thanks dsl, looks like the lip on the front wheel-arch was a reflection.

My thoughts are that it was almost certainly a pre-1940 saloon car at one time with the van body bodged on the chassis during wartime for CD use. Sadly I think there is no chance of finding the make of car.

-- Last edit: 2014-09-07 13:20:33

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