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Welcome...

No worries Luigi, I have the gauges being rebuilt at this time, so will send another package out then..

Let me know when the package arrives, has some of the parts for the dash etc..

Well I took a loss on that, will take one on the Humber too...

I went from this :-D to this :-(......

I have seen leather and canvas (a tankers one I have 44 dated is tan), some pics from Bovington look like brown leather, so I would either say (OD) canvas or brown leather. I will ask some other Humber enthusiast.

Very nice Luigi, were you able to get the measurements from Joe?

I only know about the tank Lauren :-D..

Congrats, I hope my ex-beauty works out for you But I am sad that she had to go :embarrassed:

Luigi, I will try and get some measurements, better yet send a email to Joe, it is at his house to do some minor work. I think there is a drawing/full size diagram that was done for the window and frame, it might be at the shop.

Luigi, send me your address I have some of your goodies for the Humber that I am sending over.

Well sold her for 22.5K to a forum member, I will let the new party disclose the info when they want to, went for a helluva deal, since most of the engine compartment has been rebuilt already... So unfortunately still have 2 more vehicles to sell :cry:.

Very nice, truly a beauty..

Radiators are currently being rebuilt, pics to follow. Also due to some personal circumstances, she is now for sale :-(, see the for sale section for more info.

Still no pictures Mark, don't be a wanka, and don't worry guys he is a good mate of mine, so I am giving him a hard time for not posting pictures, but there are some on FB.

Repro on Milweb, looks pretty good, just by a quick glance over,, http://www.milweb.co.uk/classifieds/large_image.php?ad=72862&cat=2 it has a few of the correct things done too from what I read, the use of the VW bus axles and spindles!!! One of my Kubels had a 51 VW front bus axle. They are exactly the same except the VW cogwheel stampings and wartime markings.

If I remember correctly his full Kubel kit is like 20K USD or maybe a little less (complete, tilt etc, and windows, I think you need to upholstery the seats or they are done, it has been a few years since I got anything from him, since he doesn't deal in Brit kit, thinking though, that price might have been for one of the Stoewer bodies complete. His work is incredible, you can't tell the difference from an original, I had original doors and some other parts replaced, because there was so much damage and bondo, the new doors look like they came off the factory floor, he also has the correct wheels and tyres. We were going to get a container and ship 3-4 bodies over, but we only got parts that were needed, since you are in the UK, shipping will be a whole lot cheaper, he is a great guy to deal with, no hassles and I don't know of anyone that has had issues with him.

Rick do you want the British Fox or the Canadian Fox (designed after the HAC)? And this friend of yours with a fox, how does she look?

Welcome aboard Flo-Rida.... great to see some other yanks pop in.

Welcome aboard.., I love air cooled VW engines, I previously owned a 43 and 44 Kubel, please don't make some frankenstein kubelwagen though. If you are serious get a 40's-50's era pan and contact Lehar in the Czech Republic, you will not be sorry, he makes complete bodies and reproduction parts, you will need the drivetrain, engine etc. but he has correct wheels, tyres etc. I have done business with him in the USA and he is par none. http://www.leharmilitaryvehicles.cz

Welcome aboard.. are you going to restore it to ambulance config, or camper?

Welcome aboard..

Welcome aboard..

You actually did it right and introduced yourself first, welcome aboard, jeeps are fun, owned a few over the years, but have moved on to bigger things... Great first vehicles to learn to work on them yourself. plus tons of NOS and repro parts out there, so you don't have to beg, borrow and pray to the Rocking horse Sh** gods to find parts like some of us do now.:cool2:

Welcome to the green board...