MHillyard

i think the average price for a wartime dated one is £50

I would say that the other probably wartime as i know a lot of post-war ones were made of a leatherette rather than just leather.

I know Universal jeep parts had several different shades of paint, im sure if they don't have it they will tell you who will

clutch done, magneto fitted. Tank also finished off

Exhaust manifolds and collector box

It is a Morris Commercial CDSW 6x4 gun tractor

Thanks:-)

Good photo, but I would suggest 1943, the Sherman wasn't put into production until 1942.

I think you may be right, the writing on the back is in pencil and quite faded, i think it may be '43 actually, thanks

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good work.

 

By the way, you wear a Dutch army jacket?

Yeah thats just a cheap one i picked up, i use it as my "work" jacket

Just thought i'd add these, taken in germany after the war

Tunis 1940

had this photo for a while, it is quite large and is a press photo, i looked back at it today and couldn't work out what vehicle it is. any ideas? Also can anyone conform where this is?

Ah yes the military section; i wondered why i was being led to read a history of Michigan Theatre

a lot of nice stuff there

Reminds me of this one

God I love M4HST, the best looking vehicles of WWII. I think I'd rather have one of those then a Sherman...

It looks like such a modern shape, i would never have guessed it to be wartime

Anyone know what sort of prices things went for?

Very nice!

What year is it? Can't say i've ever really seen one

hi

just clearing out garage and found this again.is it of any value to anyone??

is anybody interested in buying it?

many thanks for looking

john.

btw..for the record,the last number is an upside down 1.

That is a nice piece

From a quad gun tractor?

these are great!

Clutch has been put back together, more difficult than it looks

Also touched up the writing which i may keep on one of the tanks

had another rummage and found these

And even the fuel tank with its front end filler ties in with the FWD. I wonder if it received the tank etc from something else ?/ the workshops out there did some fantastic conversions etc . Following from the nod that the pics came from a B-26 site,-- only 14 & 39 Sqns used those in the M.E. a couple of hours trawling last night showed both had some unsual and locally aquired MT .

 

TED

I can confirm that they are from a b-26 airfield

I reckon the oddball in the shot is a tanker not a refueller. ?? But what.

Strange because it is located next to the aircraft, could it be a modification done at the base?

As asked

This photo has puzzled me for a while now, got it with a lot of assorted ww2 photos. i'm guessing its some kind of manoeuvre and they are the "Bad Guys", one has an mp40 and the other i think has a sten. unfortunately the photo itself is slightly blurred.

I think it might be the bigger Autocar, with short bonnet, which is just visable .............but could be wrong

Just looked on google images at autocar tankers and they all look civilian, would this have been made for the army or have been a converted civvy?

Nice photos, in the second to last photo there is half of another photo, is that a bedford MW by any chance?

why yes i believe it is:cool2: