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lucky boy !! welcome !welcome on board, cracking choice of vehicle -
welcome in from another munga owner...f91/ 4....where are you located ? and some pictures please !Welcome -
sorry ! I was dreaming ! I thought it said > pencil skirt.< ......lolhad a gander at your website, very nice, good to see drawing of friend of mine, bob watson and argie prisoner from the now famous photo of same.Regards
gary
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i also collect old amusement machines, but 50 s and 60s also jukeboxes and pinballs.....a great shame last year i put all my late stuff. Glass fronts parts etc on ebay for a pittance so that someone would make use of them, would rather given them to you if only i had known !! Oh well thats life !!old amusement machines built 1975-85 - neglected wrecks are my personal favourite as half the fun, having found them rotting somewhere and rescued them, is the challenge of bringing them back to life :-\[attach=config]87082[/attach]
a heads up of anything related, even if it's just a piece of glass, would be much appreciated rick.
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What a beauty, I would have this in a heartbeat and it would certainly go down a treat here in Orlando.
Oh well, we can only dream. Good Luck with the Sale, someone will sure snap this up.
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rare and unusual ! a wonderful piece of kit !!
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welcome to hmvf, thats an impressive collection of vehicles...had a halftrack many years ago, great fun ! your spelling is fine !!!!Hi,My name is Mats Andersson and I live in the south part of Sweden.
I work as an engineer with tecnical installations in public buildings, but military vehicles has been my main hobby since aprox 1976. The WW2 US vehicles is my main interest.
Restored and running vehicles are Dodge WC 63, Diamond T 969, Kaiser M715, Weasel ( not retored, but running in Norwegion army condition).
Awating restoration: GMC CCKW 352 closed cab, Brockway B666, M3 halftrack.
Plus the truck that I am working with now; Autocar U-7144.
I hope to make contact with other Autocar owners on this forum, to gain more knowledge.
Best Regards
PS I hope that you have allowance that I sometimes spell incorrect, or use the wrong words.
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welcome jeeps are a great start to collecting ! nice when the suns out !!!Welcome to the HMVF -
well said tony !!The Britsh and Candians were there as well you know!We shall be at Ver Sur Mer, there is also a museum in the town.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ver-sur-Mer http://search.aol.co.uk/aol/image?q=Ver+Sur+Mer&v_t=keyword_rollover
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welcome , and good choice proper bit of kit !!!!!Just bought a Stalwart -
fantastic foto s and info luv seeing all the different parts your doing a great job !.......keep it up !!Now that is an impressive quality of work! -
WELCOME ! i had an indian and an m20 many years ago, i bought the indian sight unseen as the seller described it as a HARLEY. GEARSHIFT ON THE TANK ETC.....but i loved it even more !!!welcome on baord and what a nice collection! And you are in the right part of the world to enjoy using them :-D -
sounds an interesting bit of kit,got a coupla foto s ?i will give it a shot on my 1936 junkers push bike -
a big welcome in from another munga owner, its great you are doing it different to the usual .>army < style , can you post some pictures of yours on here please ?Hello again,i have found the color for my munga. It is "RAL 5011".
Still hoping, that someone of you could send me pictures.
Regards Oerbi
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wont be trying that on my parabike !!I found this very entertaining. -
well done bill ! perseverance and determination are the name of the game!!It's missing mate! -
Thanks Mogmaner. Obviously the restoration community reckon that some carried the ....Lichtkreuz. Doesn't do much for the departure angle! My model will not have one
Chris
i think it looks ugly and lumpy...doesnt do much for the > LOOK < of the vehicle,.....just my 2 cents worth.......
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your getting lots done ! i know it seems like an uphill struggle at times, but the end result will be worth all the effort !! > im still tackling a f/91 4......Sorry !!! bit overdue for some more update pics!!! -
WELCOME IN ! where are you located ? and post sum pictures! canadian vehicles are great < luv them cmp sWelcome to the HMVF -
superb work tom ! trouble is when finished and shown sadly most people will think thats how you bought it.....pity it cant be displayed showing all the effort youve put into it!!!!Hi Tom,Love how your Tilly is coming together.
It's hard to find Tilly doors. I think your solution is superb.
I've made the interior of the doors from some "woodboard". It's the kind used between metalsheets.
Do you have the winding mechanism for the windows?
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great for GERMAN munga s, mines DUTCH so not needed !just noticed today that all the MAN trucks at the defence school of transport all have the same white cross fitted at the rearas you describe so its still in use today
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welcome in ! dont worry your ENGLISH is better than my FRENCH, MON AMIE !!Welcome Patrick. -
welcome !Welcome to the HMVF Guy -
were these fitted to all munga s ??sorting the bracket out for the rear underbody convoy light (shield shape with white cross) -
he,s a lucky boy ! 3 JEEPS and A NICE UNDERSTANDING WIFE !!Hello to everyone, I have decided to join HMVF as my husband is either in the garage working on his 3 jeeps or on here with all of you. So as I dont want to join him in the garage except to take out the odd cup of tea I thought I would see what is on HMVF that keeps him on the computer :confused:. Thanks for letting me join, look forward to hearing from some of you. Every good wish Jeepwidow.
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