Sigve

Shild for 6-pounder for sale! £ 400,- + p&p Send me a pm! Sigve

Simon, Among the parts included in with this vehicle, there might be a detail that supports your teory (give me a day or two). Would love some more photos like the one you put inn. Pleace keep them comming! 🙂 Here is a little video of the rescue:

Thanks David, Smal info: This is not my truck. It belongs to a museum - Rogaland Krigshistoriske Museum Norway. I`m a voluntary at the museum. This way I can have as many military vehicles as I like without hiding anything. I only have some for myselves 🙂 For tje Morris I have been looking at all the photos of MWR`s that I can find, and this helped a lot. But....... I will need more info specific for the Morris. F.e. The tailgate on the Morris is narrower than the one on the Bedford - So the rear boxes can not be opened backwords?? Another detail that came with this truck is the 3pieze extention for the canvas:

Hope these wil do Johann?

Niels, Hope these photos wil do? Johann, Have one photo for you at the moment. More to come. Do you know what the "ring" at the top-bvack is for? Sigve

Hi David, Thanks. This is out of military service. The farmer that had it, only removed the interior in the back and built on brackets for a sowplog at the front. He have also replaced the mirrors and the shilded ignition, but these parts came with the vehicle. He placet it in the barn some 40years ago. My gues is that he bought it from the army late 50s. Trying to find out how this came to the Norwegian army. This must have been before 1949: there are no trace of the new reg nr. so no key-card for this one. Sigve

Some of the parts that came with this car:

Thanks again REME 245, Markings was on both sides of the hood. Seen under the paint:

Can some one help with information on the markings found on this vehicle?

Thanks REME 245, Found a lot of info. We where now able to place all the big boxes and table. The smaler bits and pieces will take time, but I think most parts are there. The Morris is now plased in our museum store.

Have confirmed that this is a softskin wireless. Have all the equipment (I think?), but need a photo or something to se how this is to be mounted. Hope to get some help. Have not found anything on the net yet 😕

Hi Runflat. Thanks for the correction. Was told that this might have been a radiotruck? Sigve

As found 🙂 Anyone have photos of radiosets used inside? Sigve

Hello Tom, The early Bedforn in Norway is mine. Chassis nr. is MWD 10227. This Bedford have been rebuildt in 45 using a new frame (MWD 53630). Regards Sigve

Can somebody tell me what this is??? Got this part together with some Bedford MWD stuff! Sigve

Thanks for all your feedbacks on my request. Have been given good help from "Woa2". Still need some photos from the footweell of the cabin. Anything will do? Here's a picture of the Ford at this time: Sigve Ps: For those of you who want to se other pictures of this restauration (text only in Norwegian): http://forum-sof.motion-forum.net/f17-commonwealth-kjoretoy-uk-og-canada

Would also be nice to obtain some history to this vehicle. What do we need to supply to get a start on this? Gues it came to Norway with the Allied Land Forces in 1945. Picture of a tag from carrier track link (spare parts) Sigve

Hello, Museum in Norway have started restauration of a Ford Wot2. This vehicle is in a sad state and we could need some pictures of the inside and the underside of the cab. Can anyone help with this? Sigve

Thanks to all of you that helped with information on our restauration! We have now started the restauration of a Ford Wot2: (Parts wanted!) Sigve

Richard Hughes, Nice photo. Third position of the spare wheel that I have seen. Is this due to modell or different producers? Do you have more pictures of your Matador? Would be interested in details of the benches. Here are some data on our Matador: Sigve

Here is a picture of a Morris C4. Was not easy to find somthing about this model on the net? Sigve

In Norway these trucks where used to haul the german 8,8cm AA: This one is just been restored at our museum and will be put behind the Matador. Sigve

The whole Matador: Sigve

Thanks for your reply 6x6 and morris c8 fat, This Matador belongs to a small museum in Norway: Rogaland war historic museum (www.rkm.no.com sorry only in Norwegian). It was bought some Mont's ago. The add was posted her on the forum: http://www.hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?t=9557&highlight=Matador It is in drivable condition and has not been modified since it was sold from the Norwegian army in the 1970. The configuration of the bed is slightly different from your drawing morris. The spare wheel is on the other side. Rifle rack is on it´s place tho. We need to rebuild the benches Here is a picture of the bed (as found): Sigve