Little Terry
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What a lovely little S1. The Heritage Motor Centre will for a small fee provide you with all the original build details and a certificate. See here: http://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/shopimages/shopbanner.jpg
Hope this helps. Daz
PS This place is well worth a visit if you into British cars and there are loads of rare Land rovers too. :cool2:
Thanks Daz, I have ordered a certificate for my Landy!
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Google "truck airfield crash rescue foamite".
Yours is a standard Landy, so like you said someone added the plate for whatever reason?
H.
Yeah, it sure looks that way. Thanks.
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I've had this 1952 80" since I was 18 in 1996. Used it for going to school, offroading, commuting to work and shooting etc.
It's always had a little brass plate screwed to the bulkhead, which I presumed was a later addition that a previous owner had found and screwed on and nothing to do with the actual vehicle.
However, I just thought I'd post this to see if anyone can tell me what it's all about? Is there any way I can trace it's history?
The chassis and bulkhead are painted the same colour as the wheels, which is not the 'proper' bronze green - is it a military colour? It doesn't look like the chassis or bulkhead have ever been welded/restored....
Cheers,
Mark.
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Now looking for a replacement block if anyone knows of one! :cry:
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Hello All,
Mark here, checking in from Shropshire. I don't currently owna ny military vehicles, but have more than a passing interest. I do own a 1946 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup, but it's a civvy model .
The truck is an alomst full-time work in progress and I've had the motor out about three times now, so always on the lookout for chevy parts!
Just joining to try and expand my knowledge on the MV front witha view to maybe expanding my collection in the future. Got a few freinds with Jeeps, Shermans etc that are into the scene a bit more heavily than I am for now.
Mark.
Online Chevy manuals
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Sorry if this has been posted before, but it's a site that I find very useful. It has a huge selection of old chevy manuals that can be searched according to year or type. :-D
http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/
Mark.