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Have you got this one, a 353 seen in Rochford today ?
As it happens I didn't :shocked:, but I do now ! :-D
Truck added as No: 361 Link
You don't happen to have any other photos of it do you ? (Could do with the Reg Number)
Many thanks
Vulture
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I'd be up for it, provided it was held with 150 miles of York, otherwise the petrol cost me for is just too prohibitive..
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Can you not drive in wellies then, thought they were standard issue in your area!!:laugh:
Indeed ! It is grim up north of course
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Chaps
Still haven't heard back as to when new stock is due in... Will update next when I have more info.
Richard, as for the reason for the seal when there is a drain, poses a good question . In heavy rain mine leaks from somewhere in that area. Thus far other things have attracted my attention, but its something I'm intent to get the bottom of, other than for no reason that the water drops right onto the laces on the foot that's on the accelerator :nut: so I end up with a shoe full of water ! LOL
Kind regards to all
Vulture
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So you know what the next step is :shocked: What you need to do is get contact details of the vehicles for their current owners and try to sort out a GMC gathering in a central area convenient for all.
It's a great idea in theory:cool2:, but with fuel prices the way they are:shocked:, I wonder how feasible the idea is in practice.... :-(
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Ian did I send you the photos of mine?
raeme21.
Errrr, I'm not sure, what's the Reg ?
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Hi Scott
Yes I have it recorded as No: 218 Registration: UNN788X Link Thanks for posting anyway though, your photo is better that the main one I have . Would you mind if I used it ?
Interesting front arrangement on this truck, with the double can holders, off-set width sticks, double tow eyes and box over the winch.
Kind regards
Vulture
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Im in need of a few parts to finish the scout car off. Some of which, ive now managed to source. She's ex Greek army & luckily totaly uncut & very complete :-) Its an early 1942 production scout car
regards
stu
Awesome ! What's she like to drive ?
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Can some one better than me explain why the barrel on the Sherman looks short, not up speed on armour.
Some really good pictures there.
I think it's a Sherman 105
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Excellent photos Neil
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The goods news is that I've heard back today from a gentleman called John at Old Chevy Trucks. The bad news is they are currently out of stock of the rubber seal, although some are expected in. I am going back to ask when. They have the cheaper foam seal in stock. Myself I'm not interested that type though.
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Well she finally arrived safely today. I do need a lesson in adding pics on this forum. Its nice to finally own a White Halftrack & a White scout car :-)
Photos dammit, we want photos !
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Great photos Thanks for sharing :thumbsup:
Kind regards
Vulture
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The Annual 40’s Open Day in the Valley Gardens in Harrogate has proven to be a very memorable day for the past two years. Children’s activities attract many to the park. Numerous military uniforms, 40s outfits, army vehicles, and old cars add to the atmosphere. The Magnesia Well Café and Hales Bar staff dress in 40s style on the day.
The Old Magnesia Well Pump Room Project and the Committee would like to thank everyone involved for their efforts and contributions. To view photos of past events please visit our 40’s Day Gallery here.
To book a stand, please contact Jane Blayney (Chairman) at 01423 505231 or by email atjane.blayney23@gmail.com
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Chaps
How about some photos of the event for those of us who sadly couldn't make it ?
Kind regards to all
Vulture
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Gentlemen
I'm sending a E-Mail message to Jim Carter tonight, to a:
a) Check how many seals he has in stock.
b) Get an estimate of the postage cost for 5 and then 10 seals.
c) Check out what the difference (if anything) is in the fitting between the rubber seal and the foam one.
Happy to put in a 'bulk order' NOS and 25 pounder I've got you pencilled in for 2 each. If anyone else is interested put a posting here. I know a few people with GMCs not on the forum, so I'm going to contact them over the next couple of days to see if their interested.
When I have all the costing details I'll post my findings on here, and then PM those concerned and firm things up.
Kind regards to all
Vulture
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Vulture,
as far as I know the open cab seal is the same as the closed cab seal, which in turn is the same as the civvy cab; for my Chevy I bought a repro seal from Jim Carter truck parts in the states, not expensive.
http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/cart/product.asp?prodid=CB108&i=|cowl|||42|
Hope this helps
G506
Superb !! Thanks for that
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Gentlemen
Now I'm on the verge of sorting my Windscreen seal out, time to move onto the next issue/challenge. The seal in my Cowl Ventilator on my CCKW has degraded to such an extent I cannot make out what is was or how it fastened in place. Can anyone provide any guidance/pictures and any suggestions on who can supply a suitable replacement ?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Kind regards to all
Vulture
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http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?23072-Supplier-of-Windscreen-Rubbers&highlight=walker+rubber
Always pays to try the search engine on here :cool2:
Indeed !
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Just out of interest - did you try Walker Rubber at Norwich? I posted a link to them during a similar discussion a year or so back.
Must confess I didn't. First I've heard of them. Didn't see any Google links to them either. I take it you've used them and found them okay ?
Cheers
Vulture
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Chaps
I short update. Tried a total of 6 suppliers (including Cliff Harris) and failed to get anywhere. Ended up with a company called Dugdale's. They have a range of products under the title of 'Rubber Extrusions' Link. After chatting with the very helpful owner on Friday I settled on a product 'R40 Windscreen Section' and ordered a 9ft length which arrived on Saturday. It's not quite as long as the one I've taken off, or as thick, but it fits just fine, and should keep the weather out.:yay: I'll upload a photo at the weekend after I've finished the job (ran out of time today).:whentitsdone:
In the meantime here is a recent shot of the truck in front of Cliffords Tower here in York that I'm quite pleased with. I've entitled it, 'The Historic and The Ancient
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Looking forward to seeing it at the Yorkshire weekend Stu
Vulture
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raeme
Got the photos, will have some of them uploaded v shortly
Cheers
Vulture