Degsy

Hi Clive anything to do with measuring radio active fall out unless it's another of your latrine based objects:D

Any updates on this, is the problem cured?

Next to the Dodge is a Chevrolet 1.5 ton 4x4 truck, in the background is what appears to be either an American Chev o.r Ford 4x2, the large truck in the middle is captured German but I'm not sure of the make, next across is a GAZ 1.5 ton AA or MM also known as the Russki Ford. Also visible is the front of what appears to be another GAZ and the top of the ersatz cab of another captured German vehicle.

Try removing the thermostat, could be stuck closed.

The gubbins on the back is or was a folding boat body

I think you mean conductress's

Thank you

Yes, I still have it.

Out of interest, to which contract does this relate - 294/V/3787 ?

Yes it does relate to this contract for 500 vehicles.

Last year won one on ebay for £48. Also fit B80/81.

Thank you.

Make me an offer taking into account it's rarity.

Thanks very much Chris

A very comprehensive manual covering all aspects of maintenance and repair complete with a service chart contained in a pocket on the back cover. It also contains a list of all 500 chassis no's and the War Office contract. This is an original 1941 dated Manufacturer's manual and is in good condition for it's age only suffering from some minor rust staining due to the use of staples in it's manufacture.

An acquaintance has an NOS Champ distributor still in it's original packaging, can anyone give me a value for this item please.

Deposit paid to. Not sure what to take yet. GMC or out new purchase (1942 studebaker president! )

Hi Rosie in view of your new purchase is Richard getting a chauffeur's uniform and have you been practicing your 'Royal' wave:-D

Sadly, a second soldier has now died as a result of this incident.

Judging by the photo of the engine the jeep is a Hotchkiss

As above in a carrying bag and including poles, groundsheet and bag of pegs. £450

The Covenanter will keep Rick, I hope your family are ok.

If only, Degsy. But there are two photographic clues that indicate the vehicle type & Mk.

Fur all I can see of it Clive it might as well be a trailer, I'll leave it to the post war experts.

Knowing you Clive it's got to be a Humber 1 ton:-D

Tony, you need to visit Specsavers or get yourself a white stick and a Labrador,:n00b: there is no mention of temperature in the thread.:-D

In my experience under inflated tyres will give those symptoms at those speeds. Because the side walls are so stiff the tyres won't appear to be under inflated. In my opinion a good quality tyre pressure gauge is an essential part of a tool kit.

Ahh! Somebody here loves me! :flowers:

Calm down Tony, stop panting:nono:. Rosie loves everybody, especially her family.

Missed you, I thought you'd left us, no replies to PM's. Welcome back, hope you are all fighting fit:kiss: