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Bodger Baz

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  1. All you need to know is right here http://www.g503.com/serial-numbers/index.php Baz
  2. "Cons - The spares are expensive." - which parts? all the parts i have ever had to buy seem to be good value for money. what other vehicle can you buy a full exhaust for £50? and a brake master cylinder for £20? Pros - great fun to drive, extremely reliable, fit in normal garage, out run all series land rovers!, very adaptable depending on taste. Cons - watch out for tons of filler and hidden rust!, Hotchkiss dressed and sold as WW2! (although hotchkiss is a far better Jeep!)
  3. found a place just round the corner! Vintage tyres in Brockenhurst sell the Mitas 10.50x16 tyres, SWEET :-D
  4. can be, send me a private messege if yout intrested?
  5. count me in :-D will bring along a few vehicles, not sure what in yet though! will have to see whats running near the time!
  6. think i have it, i reckon they are MGB! as they used salisbury axles with knock off hubs by all accounts? Cheers for the input yes the ambulance is quite complete. Baz
  7. yep i see what your saying, maybe they are Jag? they are waiting to go for scrap along with the Ambulance. Baz
  8. strange land rover axles, can any one shed some light on them? any body want them? Baz
  9. nice one cheers guys, excellent to know the truck was local before leaving the service Baz
  10. Cheers LeeEnfield, very quick response. The truck has the low cab skirt for hauling petrol tankers and i guess ammo trailers? its all adding up :-D heres a couple of pictures of the bracket, i will get some better ones at weekend. Baz
  11. while were at it, who can help out with the markings? i think its Royal Army Ordnance Corp, southern division, can any one shed further light on the subject, would be greatly appreciated. Baz
  12. flying ahead now! managed to get sa few more bits and bobs done. got the front bumper, panel and radiator out. Wings are a bit rotten but managed to pick up a pair out of CMV this week, sweet :-D Radiator came out with ease and looks to be in quite good nick. Picked up a couple more wheels as well. found the rebuild plate on the engine and radiator, i love finding this sort of thing, gives it a proper history. Any ideas where i might find the chassis number?
  13. if it helps. i know where there are plenty of barns!!! :rofl:
  14. no idea :dunno: but agree with the picture comment ;-) Baz
  15. I wonder if they will let Jeeps enter to prove they can still teach there younger cousin a thing or two!!!
  16. yep, i agree, a leyland. Many thanks for all your help folks. Any one intreseted in the albion i pictured pm me, it could well be up for grabs to the right person :whistle: i.e someone brave enough to take on this monster project. Cheers all Baz
  17. may be one like this? it has a very distinctive rear panel on the cab with a deep cut out in the middle. i have been told its a pontoon carrier but i'm no expert on these trucks. it's a 6 wheeler but could not see the front axle so not sure of 6x4 or 6x6. mechanically its all there but in poor state. maybe looking for a new home?
  18. mmmmm, maybe an albion, looks like this one http://www.armyvehicles.dk/albionby5.htm Any more ideas? Baz
  19. is the truck in the picture an Albion? what model is it? anybody got one?
  20. Mind those Omaha tyres we used some on a jeep and hey started cracking and splitting after a few months! not best impressed. anyone else had problems?
  21. 1952 Jeep trailer built for the M38 jeep, its the same dimensions as a WW2 triler but has fatter tyres and different handbrake. made between 1951 and 1953. Cheers Baz
  22. nice one fella :-D one thing you might want to check is the fuel catch tank that the pump is bolted too just under the floor near the back door, quite often very dirty! -according my old man. Baz
  23. not going this year due a sproglet due the same week (how inconsiderate!) but next year planning a convoy to travel over for a week of fun and frolics!! :-D heres website http://www.tanksintown.be/
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