WWII Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) Truck 4x4. 400,000 Manufactured By Chevrolet & Ford

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WWII Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) Truck 4x4 By Chevrolet & Ford Canada "Chev Blitz" or the "Ford Blitz"
400,000 CMP trucks were manufactured in Canada,
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@rhclarke 13 лет назад

Both trucks seen are Chevrolet built Heavy Utility - Personnel Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) variants. Ford and GM built nearly 800,000 CMPs during WWII. Chrysler provided workshop components and some modified civilian pattern trucks to the effort. Where was this video taken?

@danyarstudios 9 лет назад

These buses were still running and used as public transportation in Myanmar till 2012 or so.

@howardfortyfive9676 6 лет назад

ULTRA COOL

@MyJoseluis1970 12 лет назад

Si, Ford y chevrolet, tienen diferencias mecanicas y algunos detalles de vista pero a 100 metros son iguales. Yes, Ford and Chevrolet, They have different mechanical and some details of view but at 100 meters are the same.

@TilTul 13 лет назад

@rhclarke Thanks for your comment. Video taken at Canadian War Museum in Ottawa. You can see the full Playlist at the link under "See More"

@averagecanadianguy1966 4 года назад

my granddad drove one around Europe in WW2

@htfkid2000 13 лет назад

by both chevy and ford?!?!? WTF?

@howardfortyfive9676 6 лет назад

CHECK YOUR ATTITUDE AT THE DOOR SLICK.

@Peorhum 5 лет назад

All the major manufacturers were involved at the time in the making of the CMP. Ford, GM and Chrysler. Right now Americans are worked up about Mexico and Canada stealing US automotive jobs when in Canada's case, Canada has been part of car making since the early days. GM's 1st cars were made in Canada with the engines made in the US. The result was by WW2 Canada had a solid automotive industry that played a major role in the war, and the the CMP is a great example of that. An extreme level of cooperation between the car companies.