The second life of GMC's
Too late ? Tough restoration projects but good enough for cannibalism. More melancholy under the 'tired iron' button of www.cckw.org and under www.travellerdave.co.uk/?s=31 and www.travellerdave.co.uk/?s=27
Yumbo S25 hydraulic excavator with Vendeuvre Diesel engine
Abandoned GMC carrier, boom twisted
GMC cemetary, probably in France (source: Leon vd Bergh)
Spare parts supply (source: Rob Born)
Abandoned crane (from the archives of Ad Gevers)
Worn drill rig
Disposed French fire engines (courtesy of Papy37)
A crane from better days (courtesy of Henk Jansen)
Cannibalism at CAB scrap yard in Weert (courtesy of Jan Stam)
Once a proud tipper, now waiting on Coenen's scrap yard (courtesy of Marcel van der Sluis)
(courtesy of Etienne Musslin,
www.super2cv.com/2009/01/05/jeep-dodge-et-gmc/ )
(courtesy of Brett Pelletier: http://deepfrogphoto.co )
France: the El Dorado voor scrap fetishists (all these GMCs were once
for sale on www.leboncoin.fr )
Cape Griz Nez Normandy, France, 2009 (courtesy of Joop van Middendorp)
Maltreated donor in Monts near Tours
Abandoned GMC near Villers Cotterets, France (courtesy of Bram Leeman)
Poclain TU or TP mounted on a GMC and in the background a succefully restored
Merceron GMC fire engine (couresy of Jean Noel Vanel)
Courtesy of Helmond firm, Culemborg, The Netherlands
Contribution of Oscar Koskinen,
www.oldgrowth.com/specialty_specials.htm
Remainders of a few GMC's of the Pol firm, Leeuwaarden, The Netherlands (courtesy
of Marcel de Vrij
Another two wrecks (courtesy of Bruno Michel,
http://oldfrenchtrucks.ifrance.com/ )
Only the Fuchs 300 appears to work (courtesy of T. de Graaf)
A contribution from www.armyfiretrucks.com
A contribution from www.midwestmil.com
GMC's on Corsica, France (courtesy of Marc & Nel v.d. Helm)
On my way to the south of France, around 1980