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STUNTMAN

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  1. I'm currently restoring a fordson N industrial tractor which I'm going to do as an RAF tractor,I want to acquire the correct paint colour ,Im looking at a green oilve drab but I'm advised it needs to be British olive drab & not the US version,any of you chaps recommend someone who supplies such a colour,I'm Central north yorks, thanks
  2. I'm currently restoring my fordsonN industrial & I'm wanting to source the correct paint colour for it,I'm painting it as an RAF one & I'm thinking along lines of the olive drab,green colour,a friend kindly lent me afew tin samples to get a match but my 2 local suppliers carnt match it as their scanning machines are apparently out of use🤔..is their a code or even someone who can supply the shade used at the time,any help appreciated
  3. Yes they are...your familiar,aren't you the man I saw at Crawford's sale were I got a bowser pump from?
  4. Hi there,yes it is mostly their,steerings. Seized so bit (lol) of work their,will need tyres n steering wheel setup for rear
  5. Ive put some updated pics on showing progress... were u exhibiting at newby?
  6. Got all the add-on metal chopped off recently & washed off,will be sprayed with oil n dry stored..small traces of wartime colour appeared,the reservoir even still has brake fluid in it...has a certain smell🤔
  7. No I recovered it from a field near Thirsk,I had 2 restored trolleys at newby tractorfest (if that's what Ur referring to) the last time it was on (2019) along with my fordson industrial tractor
  8. No probs just remembered I have instruction books if theirs drawings will post,glad to help would like to see pucwen it's done? Andrew
  9. If u want better detail I can drag it out from were it is to get better pics as I know their abit vague.
  10. The parts have been sandblasted so just primed,the main body pic is just blasted but not painted as I was going to leave it bare metal but changed my mind since,have a look on my page on forum as I think I've pics if it in bowser from few years back if u go thru them all..
  11. hi Leon here's afew pics for starters,will try n do complete one I've in storage later,not sure which bit Ur wanting specifically but see if these any good. Regards Andrew. Ifu need a word my number is 07709 927324
  12. Hi,sorry didn't get time last weekend but I've put it in my diary to remind me to do this Saturday,I will message u when I've done them. Thanks. Andrew
  13. Zwicky made the pumps n the engines were Lister A's. Will do pics prob this Sunday then if u want detail of a certain item then let me know as one pump is in primered bits to resemble.
  14. After 3years sheeted up on its farm modified chassis I've now my shed built so got the grinder out n removed it so it can be stored until I can get to do it,shame the front cabinet was chopped off years ago but I've kindly had a cabinet given so this will be welded on when the time comes but for now it's out the elements
  15. Is it a zwicky type pump as you've a different setup in the pic from mine,I've a Lister A that drives mine,I will do afew snaps mayb tommow (Fri) or over weekend n see if it's same as yours...shud be,ok will get back to u soon as I've a min,Andrew
  16. I've one of mine in bits as I've had it sandblasted so if u need any separate parts photographing then let me know. Regards. Andrew
  17. Hi,I've just seen your post,I have 2 actual pumps for these Bowser's,is that of any use? What are you after, pictures? Andrew
  18. Hi havnt been on here for a while but just seen ur post re the trailer,it is a brockhouse trailer with torsion bar suspension,us that the remains if the fuel tank with front n rear cabinets? I've one myself waiting restoration but always interesting to see any others that exist,what has happened to it since your post?
  19. Acquired this E type bomb trolley awhile ago it was converted for use by local council as a roadworks trailer complete with "elephant hut" which was made in their own workshops I'm assuming with ex shelter sections which are thick gauge n still sound, I've dismantled the hut to aid moving due to its weight,it would make a good shepherds hut or living van? The trolley looks complete & is in good condition due to having the hut on it,this is one of a pair that were purchased by the farm,this one has been in the field since 1973.
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