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 Subject:  Re: Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1]List thread.  
  
 Date:  Aug 5, 2002
 From:  Chris 
brummbaer2@earthlink.net wrote:

> These turn indicators were fairly standard on soft-skinned German
> vehicles, more so in the early war years.

Pardon my haste: they were also used on half-tracked vehicles, armored and
soft-skinned, and (as your image shows) armored cars - all vehicles that
would use a regular road to any great degree and thus need turn signals.

CTew
 
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  Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1] - - Aug 4, 2002
. . . Re: Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1] - Robert Lu - Aug 4, 2002
. . . Re: Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1] - - Aug 5, 2002
. . . . . . Re: Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1] - Chris - Aug 5, 2002
. . . . . . Re: Sdkfz 263 help - 263.JPG [1/1] - - Aug 5, 2002
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