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sharky

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  1. Hi sorry to highjack this but would you have any idea how much the cost would be for a 105 howitzer shell and case simmilar to the pics posted but with a brass case on the bottom. could do with about 20 ish if the price is good.

    Would need either dimensions or one to copy but I'm seeing the chap Thurs so I'll see what he thinks

  2. Well done in saving it.The RL are getting a rare truck now.

    Looks in good shape,have you got undercover storage as does make a massive difference.

    Cheers. Cab is in a sad state the bearers have rotted out and the drivers side floor is shot but its not a massive job its just down to getting time.

    I have a large workshop but its pretty full at minute with various vehicles stored with me over the winter and customers Restorations I have in.

    She'll hopefully come in early next week when I have rearranged everything then i'll remove cab and tick away as time allows repairing the cab.

  3. Good Work!

     

    AFS = Auxiliary Fire Service, nothing to do with the Army, who only drove green goddess in later years.

     

    No record of the current registration in The Green Machine (the AFS oracle) so it has certainly been re-registered at some stage. Shame the body is missing, amazing how a few years outdoors can destroy them and let the rot set in!

     

    Be good to see how it develops - good luck!

     

    Cheers, Duncan.

    Sorry yes auxiliary my mistake.

    Some details of its past

    Formally Ryx 342

    Contract/ build number N06/veh/20602 1956

    Bumper numbers 02117

    Fleet number j25

    Served with Glamorgan till June 62

    Then to home office fire training service for storage.

    Centre then used her about 1980

    Sold to leaversleys 1988

    D. Kearsley. Ashton under Lyne purchased her Oct 89

    G Rivers chapel en le frith purchased April 91. 5000 miles recorded. registration changed To AFA 857A around this time.

    D. Read. Nottingham purchased 17/04/98 8000 miles recorded.

    Unknown now but was told ended up with a wrecker set fitted being used in a scrap yard as a yard vehicle.

    Feb 2014 Iain Bonner (Keighley bus museum) purchased her as non runner sat outside museum till we purchased her last Friday 10200 miles on clock.

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