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  1. 1940 Francis Barnett Plover 150cc, in good condition as an older restoration that has now worn in. Runs and rides like an 80 year old bike, starts after a couple of kicks, road registered, the bike has been restored as a home front bike but this could be reverted if wanted. These were only produced for a short period due to the war effort, they are a lovely lightweight bike with hand gear change, twin port exhaust, girder forks and large Miller headlight. v5c is present alongside a good history file with the bike.

    £3695  
    Could possibly deliver

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  2. We have a Francis Barnett Plover registered in June 1941. The thing we wondered is would Joe Public be able to buy one then?

    I would have assumed with rationing etc it would have been almost impossible?

    Any thought as it would be great to find some historic info

  3. 1 minute ago, Scammell4199 said:

    i think ours is with coversure. I think they struggled to comprehend the concept of an industrial premises being used solely for a hobby, so we just said its for restoration of army vehicles so they put that down as the business.

    But thats a business then when ours isnt? I will give them a go

     

  4. On 7/21/2020 at 12:03 PM, Highland_laddie said:

    is it not one of these - Jupiter Invader Pump?

     

    http://www.jupiterinvaderpump.com

    Yes it is I contacted Jupiter Pumps, who where very helpful, an Ex Navy lad in work has used them when all systems are down they can be used for all sorts, bilges fuel basic hydraulics etc. Very clever how they work with a crank and two pistons

    I think it will go in the sales section when I get time to give it a polish and take some better photos, I am told they are £3000 new! I did se one ex MOD one at a surplus place for £400, still expensive though

  5. I picked this up with some junk I bought, never seen one before and very little info on line?

    I did find mention of military use?

    It looks very well made too, so any one seen one ?

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  6. I have messed around with a few winches but not seen one of these in the flesh. Do you have an image? I suspect it would be cheaper to buy an imported one that looks the same and stick the correct badge on it as some winches are worth more than the vehicle. Unless you are going to use it?

    A few years ago I missed out out on a scrap Unimog the guy bought it for the winches and crawler box

  7. 44 minutes ago, 64EK26 said:

    Thanks for posting that info Clive

    As for price I have no idea, but make sure you put Ravan Ex Military Radio in your description as there are a few people who collect that kit in the UK.

    here is the radio it would have been attached to (courtesy of VMARS member M1CFW)

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    Cheers

    Richard

     

    Thanks could you give me some sort of price clue? £20 £100 ?

  8. Hello Ruxy Here is another photo of the base we haven't a clue about it.

    The vehicle it was attached to was a 60s Land Rover not sure if it was series 2 or 2A as we think the wings are the same.

    My Son is open to offers for the Bob restoration fund. Bob has the wrong front end amongst other ailments and is well and truly emptying his pockets!.

    I am sure some one will be along in a moment and tell us exactly what it is Google wont tell me?

     

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  9. My son is restoring a Series 2A Land rover. He had to buy a pair of wings to get a good one!

    One has this what we think is an aerial base?

    Now is it any use?

    What is it?

    What should we ask /  swap it for?

    Should we just bin it?

    Thanks in advance

     

     

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