MatchFuzee

Photos of a quad restoration:-

http://www.anti-aircraft.co.uk/index.html

Perhaps they can help you.

More on petrol cans:-

http://hmvf.co.uk/topic/6070-petrol-tins/

http://www.wwiireenacting.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=29786&start=0

http://www.network54.com/Forum/47208/thread/1364622778/British+'accessories'+colors

Assuming that you are still looking for a steering wheel.

1. Have tried the Post Vintage Humber Car Club?

http://www.humber.org.uk/

2. If you fabricate the steel frame, Steering Wheel Restoration Services mould the bakelite/plastic parts. They also undertake custom built steering wheels to order:-

http://www.steeringwheelrestoration.co.uk/index.php

Have a look at these:-

http://www.replicaplans.com/60mmMortar.html

https://www.scribd.com/document/191567262/60mm-Mortar-Blueprints

htthttps://vintageairsoft.wordpress.com/2017/07/12/m2-60mm-mortar-

build-1/ps://vintageairsoft.wordpress.com/2017/07/12/m2-60mm-mortar-build-1/

I'm sure that it is not all as easy as you make it appear your posts!

Not free but only 12 € :-

http://www.tm-ww2.com/product_info.php?products_id=251&language=en&osCsid=da8d75ae7a24c3ff20d94f44db0d87b1

If you are a member of the WWII Re-enacting Forum you could try a PM to sgtMoon in this old thread:-

http://www.wwiireenacting.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=11023

Unfortunately http://www.canadianregister.co.uk/down-it/polstenmanual.html where you could download 6 manuals from does not exist anymore but hopefully sgtMoon will have a copy of them and will be able to help you.

Although there is only a drawing and not a photo of the trailer on the club vehicles' page, it might be worth contacting them:-

http://www.univem-paris.com/en/club-vehicles/

Have you seen the manual?

http://www.paperprint.be/product_info.php?products_id=312

Have you seen the manual?

http://www.paperprint.be/product_info.php?products_id=312

On ‎10‎/‎12‎/‎2017 at 7:05 PM, BenHawkins said:

Thanks for all the comments on roofing methods. It is always good to learn about these techniques. The Dennis catalogues of this time suggest that they were actually covering the roofs with zinc sheet. Unfortunately there does not appear to be a zinc mill that rolls sheets wider than 1100mm so I will need to solder two sheets together.

If 2500mm x 1250mm is large enough have a look at these 2 companies (there are others):-

https://www.metals4u.co.uk/mild-steel/c6/sheet/c2240/galvanised/c2250/1mm-thick-galvanised/p2940?showvat=true&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIruSUzYSK2AIVAbcbCh3Mmgm4EAQYAiABEgJmW_D_BwE

http://www.franklinsteelplc.co.uk/steel-product-services/sheet-hrcr-galvanised/galvanised-steel-sheet/

You could try Penman:-

http://www.penman.co.uk/military-trailers.html

If no success with Penman and no replies from other forum members, you may find a diagram of a similar hand brake lever if you search "hand brake lever assembly diagram" e.g.:-

http://www.revingtontr.com/tr4/triumph-catalogue/u

Imperial but not BSW plough bolts are available here:-

http://beeversales.com/products/fasteners/imperial-plough-bolts/

The number is for sale for £4,295 (VAT (20%) may be applicable) + £80 Transfer Fee

https://www.boldreg.co.uk/number_plates/MPJ%2033/

Found this on the MVT's  for sale page.

Original log book for Ford Jeep MPJ 33, free to the new owner when they provide the chassis number as proof.

Contact details:-

https://www.mvt.org.uk/single-post/2017/11/29/FREE---Original-log-book-for-Ford-Jeep-MPJ33

If you put in a Freedom of Information request you will receive the tractor's history.

As an example, for 22 FD 83

 https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/364071/response/887833/attach/3/20161021 FOI2016 09438 Hart.pdf

Not the answer to your question but you may like The Brylcreem Boys:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rf9Qxoh4KU

Sold for £11,550

Sold for £20,350

Click on "Account Settings" (3 below "Profile" on the contents menu.)

Click on "Signature" on the bottom left of screen.

This opens "Signature Restrictions" box and you can now edit your website address.

Sold for £2,700 + premium.

6 hours ago, RAFMT said:

(Going even further off topic) Something to bear in mind. If anyone has any links to museums, small or large, or private/public collections then get them to have words with local colleges and universities to find out if any of them offer relevant courses. Lots of them spend a lot of time trying to find suitable places for work experience/internship that is now an important part of any course - it gives the student practical experience. 

Banbury and Bicester College is one of only two colleges in the country to offer the landmark apprenticeship, which has been developed by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs.

http://www.banbury-bicester.ac.uk/news/classic-vehicle-apprenticeship-fill-skills-gap

Pictures of the mats in use:-

https://www.handhsurplus.co.uk/product/land-rover-military-vehicle-90110-wolf-wmik-sand-bog-mud-track-expedition-matting/

You could try contacting Can-Am:-

http://www.brp.com/

This page may help:-

http://www.canned-ham.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Frame-Serial-Number-Identification.pdf

An interesting page:-

http://www.canned-ham.com/index.php/the-bikes/military/