guy66

In the sample radar box I found some remains of the original paint for the interior . it looks like the interior was painted in to sand colour .

some extra pictures about the radio box construction, almost there with the sides .Only the wheel arches and the top of the front panel.

Small update on the construction of the radio box. Front wall almost ready just looking for some information go the front windscreen fits in to , are over the front of the box ?

The sample box I use is of a early warning Morris and these had no windscreen in the front and also no ventilated panels on the back and rear right hand side for the extra generator.

Made also a start on the left hand side.  

The wireless box back wall is assembled and ready , next will be the front wall but still looking for information about measurements for the front window. The box that I use as a template was a early warning truck and these did not had this small window in the front of the box.Start on the front wall

Indeed , backplate looks the same as my Morris Commercial C4.

Some extra work on the rear wall of the box, start to get fun. Getting there with all these woodwork joining solutions .

Construction of the rear of the radio box started  , did also the bottom supports for the rear of the side panel .

bottoms are to long but will adjust this if I start with the wheel arches.

Thanks for the reply, as I am restoring a Morris wireless lorry and looking to have a battery charging display. 

I already have a chore horse generator that I intend to use on bord of the radio box but a extra generator in use with the switch bord shold be a nice thing next to the wireless Morris and my collection of authentic battery boxes.

Always interested if you have  a complete generator are parts to get my generator working. For sure the remaining engine was used to power something different but the drive copling came with it.

This charging bord came with the remains of the generator ,  if there are some bits around to complete  the generator I am always interested .

Hello, looking for some information . Found the remains of a Britsh WW2 generator but the generator part is missing .

Hlooking to complete and repair it as a working unit.

Floor crossmember section ready and in paint . 

Now I will have a look for some floor boards and can make a start on the front and rear wall construction of the wireless box.

Getting there with the floor crossmembers , made the base for the front and rear panel . Now it will be a bit more strait forward as I have a useable template for all the side panels .

Started with the construction of the radio box floor . Assembled the remains of the bad box to use as a template . A loot of measuring and matching as there is really noting match left and not been a carpenter by trade don't improve the situation.

Still have a Bedford combination clock  (Amp and oil pressure) spare. 

Found a copula from a Bedford QL and modified this one a bit that it fits on to the cabin frame work, had to search for some information what the hip ring looked like and how this was fitted on the top frame work.

The hip ring is a fairly standard part and used on match British vehicles late war.

Now I can have al these bits sandblasted and painted.

The screened ignition is also ready , this is a mix off Land Rover screened ignition bits and original bits.Have also 2 spare spark plugs into its holder on the bulkhead .

The air filter elbow is back in to it's place and now the filter need some paint.

Collected my serviced Autovac unit at Beaulieu auto jumble, painted it,and all the plumbing dome.

Trailer ready for it first trip to Wings and Wheels meeting here in Belgium, mounted a hinged panel on the back with modern lighting and the number plate that is easy to get rid of on a meeting .

So now we can start again on the Morris Commercial C4. :-D

The repaired and painted mudguards are back in place , I am happy that it was still possible to reclaim the original mudguards.

Just some extra work on the trailer , rear hatch in to paint and the census numbers painted on the rear and the sides . Made the missing handbrake rods, on this type of trailer you only had a parking brake.

Now the repair off the mudguards and some easy removable lighting on the back and we are ready .

hello , some of my canvas for my QL came from Brian Middleton. surely it's him go made the cupola cover, radiator funnel and radiator muff.

his mail , Bmm035@btinternet.com

hi , Can anyone help , trying get a radiator muff , the one that fits on the front of the grill , new or very good second hand , thank you

Hello , I have a Morris Commercial C8 steering box and a dynamo for sale .

The Dynamo is not complete but can be rebuild are used for spare parts.

Can take these bits with me to W&P .

Guy

Hello.

Did some extra work on the trailer , started to repair the sandblasted original mudguards and riveted the rear panel in to the tailgate. So almost done, just some extra spray work and some electric stuff .

new floor in the trailer and started do repair the rear hatch , Imperial size rivets are on order to rivet everything back together.

The two identification plates are also back on there place!

Also started to clean some accessories, lightning and the T- plate for the back side .

Trailer is almost ready, axle and towing unit with jockey wheel back on the chassis.

Now looking to cut some planks for a new floor and there will be some work on the rear hatch as this was really the worst bit on the trailer .

Will rivet a new plate on to the original angled iron construction of the rear hatch.

Still had some new made mudguards from my 1st trailer project that I can use for the moment but looking to repair the original mudguard that where on the trailer .

So it looks I can get this trailer ready for next War & Peace show , will be a nice tow behind the Bedford QL.