Gavin Bowman

Hi, I’m looking for one 10.50-20 tyre india super traction in this tread pattern. Please see pictures attached. 
Many thanks, Gavin. 

22 hours ago, Tomo.T said:

Ok Gavin, Oh 77 six 3 219 58 four. Please give me a bell. Cheers, Tomo. 

Hi Tomo

I'll give you a ring tomorrow

Thanks Gavin

46 minutes ago, Tomo.T said:

Yes please Gavin. I would like to buy the extinguisher. Please see my private messages.

Tomo.

Hi Tomo, thanks for your message, but I can't see any private messages.

Thanks

Gavin 

Hi,

I have a NOS American wiring loom for a Jeep trailer for sale - £35.00.

And a 1918 British Fire Extinguisher for sale - £25.00

More pictures available on request.

Cheers

Gavin Bowman

Hi,

I have a 19 set for sale. Canadian manufacturer -  mark three 1943.

£950 ono 

More pictures available on request.

Cheers

Gavin Bowman

Hello,

Has anybody got the RAL codes for these WW2 British paint colours:

Kaki green No3, 

SCC No2 brown

SCC No1A very dark brown

Dark tarmac No4

Many thanks

Gavin Bowman

On 9/23/2018 at 8:43 PM, Niels v said:

Thank you Gavin, It looks very lovely, almost a candidate for a conservation and not a restoration. Isnt it the ex Wheatcroft one?

Yes you are right...from some years ago!!

Trouble is one side is better than the other!!

On 9/22/2018 at 10:15 PM, Richard Farrant said:

Hi Gavin,

The red over blue square denotes Royal Artillery. I would think the Guy dates from early war period by its camo pattern that i recall when seeing it some years ago. The 76 could denote a Royal Horse Artillery Regiment attached to an armoured division up until 1942. I would speculate this vehicle was in UK only for training. Only saying this because of the paint scheme.

Worth contacting the Royal Artillery Museum, which I think is now located at Larkhill.

 

regards, Richard

Hi Richard, I will contact them and see if they can identify the H number.

Many thanks

Gavin 

23 minutes ago, Niels v said:

Sadly I can’t help with the identification, but would it be possible for more pictures of it?

Ok no problem. I understand that the 76th is an armoured unit, within a division? Unfortunately the vehicle hasn't retained the divisional markings!! It only had the original pass plates in one of the lockers.

Hello,

I have a Guy Ant Quad in original condition with genuine markings. Can anybody help with identifying the division that the Quad belonged to.

Many thanks

Gavin Bowman

Hi,

I have a number of K2 ambulance parts for sale. Please see below:

Near side stretcher rack  - £250 ono

Rear door pins - £10.00 each

Off side bumper over rider - £25.00 ono

Front axle, including wheels - £160 ono

Remains of rear body, some parts left on it which may be of use - offers

Wheels - £30.00 each ono

More pictures available on request.

Cheers

Gavin Bowman