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Book win for GTB spotter
11th January 2007, Page 15
11th January 2007
Page 15
Page 15, 11th January 2007
— Book win for GTB spotter
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WITH AN IMPRESSIVELY detailed description of the mystery truck,thewinnerofourbook review competition (CM 21 December 2006) is Barrie Marshallsay of Wareham, Dorset.
He correctly identified the ex-US Navy Ford GTB: one of 6,000 lowsilhouette 1.5-tonners mostly used for missile transport. It is now fitted with a home-made potato-carrying body but was photographed recently abandoned beside US95 in Idaho. A copy of Will Shiers' book Roadside Relics is on its way.