GSYBSA

Looks amazing Steve, a lot of inspiration for me here for mine. 😀

Has anyone tried the modern style clutch assembly for the Jeep from Joe's Motor Pool. I would appreciate any comments if so.

Thanks

Rick

Hi Martin, I sent you a message regarding box.

Rick

Hi Martin

The LHS tool box had a cutout section to allow the pedal arm to move freely, I have one somewhere in my garage I can sell you if needed, the outer lid needs straightening but still useable. I'll have a look this weekend if you're interested.

Rick

Thanks Jerry for the info and pictures of the exhausts.

Hi Jerry, Who did you speak to about the deep mud exhaust, is there a UK stockist?

Rgds

Rick

Very Nice Ron

Dallas have replacement bushes for the hangars to weld in. They sold me some recently.

Hi Gary

Hitchcocks do repro ones with all the attachment parts as well.

Rgds

Rick

Very nice Ron, as you are aware we are starting another WDCO project down here so you've given us a benchmark standard to match.

Rick

May I suggest this would be better in the future events section.

I fitted 325x19 Ensign Universal to my CO from Vintage Tyres. Rides well on them. 

Tyres could do with a little more air.

Try this 

https://www.states-plates.com

I got one for a Harley we did, looks really good. I think it was the 7" size but depends on what you need on it.

Hi Steve

Would you be able to state the paint code/data that you purchased, is it a matt or satin finish?

Thanks

Rick

Thanks Richard

We will get a sample done on that basis.

Rick

Hello All

Does anyone have any information on RAL codes for US Navy Grey.

Hoping to put a WLA in that scheme.

Thanks

Rick

Hello

Where is the best supplier for RAL coded paints for German WW2 vehicles in the UK?

Thanks.

The main reason why the chain and or clutch rub on the case is because usually there are a number of spacers missing or the bracket are in the incorrect position. The idea is that as you adjust the primary chain by moving the gearbox, the circular disc in Rons pic moves back and forth with the main shaft, thus maintaining a seal (ish). The disc you see is one of two, the second being on the back of the case. These 2 discs are sandwiched over a seal, possibly cork or leather (rubber would work better) and secured by rivets (I've seen them welded).

Hi Chris

I assume it is a flat seal under the disc which sits on the outside of the case? I had the two discs crudely rivetted together on the case but no evidence of a seal.

Try British Only Austria

http://www.vintage-motorcycle.com/index.php?language=en&site=4&pid=18&id=3410&suchtext=wd%20light&limit=0

Beware..It states not perfect

Rgds

Rick

These are the taps that I received from Hitchcocks,very good company to deal with, must get mine on the roads this year.

Rick

Heres a few images from another first class event. Looking forward to 2020 for the 75th.

Here is a .Jpg image of the Task Force 135 insignia . If someone is going to get any plates done, get one done for me please and I'll send you the cash.

That makes sense Chris, I thought it was probably a civvy box. I can re-rivet the brackets with some solids when I assemble it.

Thanks for the info.

Rick

Hi Chris, both sides of my box as requested.

Regards

Rick