Wolfy

Amazing.

Yes I think we're talking about the same thing...tie down points, they swivel around. The pin gets rusted up underneath and has to be punched out but theres very little space.

Thanks Robin.

I had to laugh at a previous picture of a moped with a ruddy great recoilles gun stuck in the middle!

As well as the bolts you need to knock the pins out of the lifting rings that also go through the tray floor which is fiddly. Mine is a MK3 but I think they all have rings in the tray?

I wire wheeled mine with my angle grinder then hammerited the underside twice then put rubber underseal then new rubber strips between metal.

I plan to plywood out the interior....one day :red:

Great photos Neil thanks for sharing :laugh:

Found these links and goodness I'm very impressed, has anyone been here?

Definately on my list when in France.

http://gbxforums.gearboxsoftware.com/showthread.php?t=95337

http://www.lechapy.com/blindes.htm

Colt

Got to get to Firepower very soon.

Really like the look of this gun but seems pretty rare either side of the world.

I've never even heard of this gun, a lighter 25 pounder pack variation, very interesting article here -

http://localhistory.kingston.vic.gov.au/htm/article/459.htm

Anyone else heard of them? :shocked: Lovely looking artillery piece, more info on Wiki.

Guys,

Just wandered if anything had changed on this important topic, can we really not take vehicle mounted/towed (or any) Deacs into France,Netherlands etc...? Why do I see loads of photos of mil vehicle runs with deacs or are they now just old photos??

Thanks

Holy Crap! Tough stuff.

:stop::???

Superb!

but perhaps not

Yes very close indeed.

Nice. I think this one is different?....need to work on my WW2 truck knowledge!

ok I googled it...most likely made in Canada, thanks.

Hey guys,

Just curious what the vehicle is behind the Jeep, is it some kind of Humber? Looks really cool!

Thanks

welcome Brad

What a mindless irresponsible waste.

Third world agencies are screaming for vehicles like that.:mad:

cool vid!

Thanks guys useful updates. If and when the time comes I'll enquire about cost of FFE.

Welcome Paul!

Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome George, M38A1 is a great jeep, nearly bought one myself.