DAKOTABILL

I was told this is a Sheller wheel, it had grooves!

Hello did you get anywhere with your 82E , there was a guy called Shuki , German guy, who specializes in Kuble parts and I think another German company called Ebling, I was after a 1944 82E years ago but the guy selling kept moving the goal posts. It may be worth going on the Samba.com it's a VW site that's very helpful, when I was after info there didn't seem much around that covered the wartime Beetles  

I assume this is a constructor, in a local yard, I had assumed this was the one parked in the trees, but no there are actually two of them, both pretty rough.

Here is another to add to the gallery, its local to me and in a poor state , it does have front wheels but it's kind of hemmed in by junk.

Hi I don't know where your based but I recently came across several fairly awful Matadors in a yard in Kent, they appear mechanically complete .

Blimey how can you tell what cab the Scammel has, I have a picture of its interior, it appears not to have been put into a civilian scheme , the poor picture is a sort of Matador/Militant looking truck, 6x6 with a sort of recovery body, it's in RAF blue with a roundel and one of those saucer size (convoy?"plates on the front, its hard to photo as its so overgrown. 

Good evening 

I  am new to this site but have always liked old military stuff, I have passed the location of these vehicles many times over the years but finally got round to having a look in the bushes and was surprised to find a number of somewhat neglected old trucks , there are the remains of several QL's including what appears to be an RAF tanker,  a Matador tanker with the RAF blue showing through, there appear to be a couple more Matadors and a number of truck rear bodies stacked up in the trees, there is a long forgotten Scammel growing into the trees that appears complete but is pretty rotten.  It would appear efforts are being made to clear the yard they are in, so it may be these long forgotten hulks will go , in addition to the military stuff there are old land Rovers , Leyland octopus trucks, stacks of old military axles and wheels, and a small engine mountain some of which are pretty huge, in this day and age it's odd to come across so much old stuff, it's a bit like a seventies scrappy, but possibly not for much longer. Bill.