Steve willys

Thanks Bryan, it’s post war number was 22AA25, perhaps I can check that way steve

Hi, I have a jan 45 mb which has the original raf 208989 written on the hood. Is there a list of numbers anywhere or someone who knows could help tell me where the jeep might have been stationed ww2/ post war, any help greatly appreciated

Tried to ring you, that number seems wrong

Typical, miles away, northampton

Are you looking for genuine mb? Think I have a wof one, where are you located? regards steve

Never saw a bolt head like that when I rebuilt my jeep, I would say the other box

They were a set of photos taken after the battle of caranten by life magazine photographer Frank Scherschel trooper is John G Mcfarlen, 502 pathfinder,, 101st airborne

came across this picture recently, I have never seen this bike before nor it’s use by airborne troops.

Thanks Ron, I don’t think I will ever find the proper clips, I have got some old terry pushbike clips that look exactly the same, chrome at the moment but will blast and paint,

Finally, after a 2 year search I have found a pump, this one measures 12 inches, thanks for all your help

If you can’t find one, I can recommend one in Northampton

Hi, if you get stuck, I know a guy in Northampton still does classic car radiators, steve

I thought it was legal to ride with one, I always have. It was designed to be a motorcycle helmet long before any bs or euro numbers were invented

Strange that the Canadians didn’t like the Harley wla so they came up with the wlc with the hand clutch. I wonder what they made of the Indian controls and if they ever modified them great pictures Lex steve

Please keep them coming Lex, I have been trying to find any info/ photos of Indians in Northern Europe and these are the first for me steve