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  1. Recently aquired this pouch, I had thought it was signals related but I'm not so sure now. its approximately 10 1/2 " high x 5"deep x 6" wide. Back, front, sides and base are all stifened, as is the divider. Inside the lid are a pair of fixed straps that may have retained an instruction book or similar.Unfortunately there are no markings whatsoever on either the pouch or the strap. The small pocket contains the remains of a 3/8 diameter cylindrical piece of cork which may or may not be relevant. If anyone has any ideas I would be eternally grateful. PT
  2. BSC381C - BS499 service brown. BS298 olive drab (this is a close aproximatiomn to SCC15 as I understand it) both these colours are readily available in Matt Satin and Gloss via the internet. PT
  3. I'm just back from Tanks Trucks and Firepower. Its fairly local to me so I set up Wednesday, and stayed from Thursday through to Monday night. Great show, free to enter with a very very freindly atmosphere and with a massive field to one side just for the AFVs to play around in. Ive been going for about 5 years and every year it has grown biger and better each time. Being situated near Rugby means that its fairly accessible to a large area of the country as well. Look at thier Facebook page (if you do it) for some pictures and video. PT
  4. I suspect that in this instance the fault, if any, lies not so much with the highway code as the design of the road layout. Many of these mini roundabouts are squeezed into the space ocupied by the original junction and the small size often makes it extreemly difficult for drivers to decide exactly who has presedence. There are a couple of roundabouts I encounter on a regular basis where traffic grinds to a halt because no-one can decide who should go first.
  5. Ferretfixer, thanks thats absolutely what I needed to know. I knew you guys could answer any question....
  6. I need to fit a replica .50 cal to a spring ballanced AA mount, to that end does anyone know the weight and approx center of gravity of a real one please? Thanks PT
  7. hi could you please let me know the approx dimensions and what sort of cost you were thinking of? Ta PT
  8. I'm trying to gauge the availability/cost of some Matador spares, specifically Front wheel bake cylinders, Radiator and cowl/grill, Dynamo, Transferbox control levers and mountings, Compressor, Regulator/control box, Front prop shaft, Any help wouold be greatly appreciated PT
  9. According to the workshop manual, Austin high speed truck, series II. If you have the the workshop manual the details are on page 9. If you want to look at my copy contact me. PT.
  10. From the Austin K9 parts list, 8F AN 1119 - Cover assembley - Brake lever.
  11. I did some work on the workshop body at Duxford some years ago and was told then that it was originally a railway wagon body that had been re-purposed at the time, I'm not sure of the veracity of this though. PT
  12. What number locktite was it Richard, sounds like a useful thing to have in the toolbox.
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