Eddie1983

Sold to HMVF member Max. Many thanks for the interest.

Unfortunately I am in the process of cutting back my collection due to an increase in my work commitments. also for sale is my 1941 Chevrolet 8CWT. In running condition with its original engine (ministry of supply rebuild plate) all soild with no rot. The breaks are all reconditioned and it has 5 nos sand grip tyres. All lights and gauges work. I was planning to rebuild the carburettor ( rebuild kit included) this winter and make the hoop irons ( tube and angles included) ready to have a canvas fitted ready to get on the road next year but unfortunately I just won't have the time. I have plenty of spares and parts avaliable to finish off the truck including a complete spare engine and gearbox. this is a nice little truck that fits in a normal garage and at £7750 a great investment which will only go up in value with improvement and time. Open to reasonable offers.

Unfortunately I am in the process of cutting back my collection due to an increase in my work commitments. My Matchless G3L was a professional restoration only a couple of years ago. It has since been serviced by a vintage bike specialist to ensure it is road safe and used regularly. The bike was dated 15 March 1944 by the AJS and Matchless owners club. Really nice runner. £5250 open to reasonable offers.

The GPW has now sold !

Hello and thanks for looking. I am currently on the look out for a mechanically sound Tilly. My grandfather taught me to drive in an Austin Tilly so I have fond memories and would love to own one. Therefore 1942 GPW out, hopefully Tilly in. Any pointers would be gratefully received.

Hello Rob, Can I have 2 tins please. Many thanks, Eddie.

PM sent. Regards , Eddie.

PM sent. Many thanks, Eddie.

Hello all, Just to update on my first introduction and have just added a 1944 matchless G3l to my collection. Any advice would be very welcome. Cheers, Eddie.

Hello Colin, I tried to contact Shaun a few months ago using the phone number and email address he had listed on MILWEB, but received no reply. If you can post a picture of the truck I can ask my father if he knows any information about it, as he has been a member of the Norfolk military vehicle group for over 30 years, which the Hindle family were active members of. Regards, Eddie.

My name is Eddie and I live in Norfolk. I own a 42 gpw, a royal Enfield flying flea and a folding James hand cart. I have been a fan of the forum for many years and glad I finally got round to joining. Hope you all have a great Christmas and I look forward to speaking to you soon.