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  1. wally dugan
    That looks like the TILT PLATFORM at MVEE CHRISTCHURCH there is no establishment number to be seen so it would be hard to find any information
  2. wally dugan
    first it may help if you look for the data plate which this is a brass plate usually fix to the off side chassis rail if that is not there give them the chassis number the chances are it was in the BG series of military registration numbers and will be found on the brass data plate and will be two numbers two letters two numbers either of the above will give the RLC MUSEUM a good chance of having the history card
  3. wally dugan
    I did not know you were interested in Alvis Stalwart driver training units they are listed numbers 26 AG62 TO 26 AG 64
  4. wally dugan
    Yesterday l had to put some more documents in to storage while there l took the opportunity to find the FVRDE ledger of establishment numbers allocated items this is just a list of the numbers allocated to items or vehicles and in the case of a vehicle the registration number by looking at establishment number it confirmed that 7227 was allocated to NGY 999 l was WRONG in saying it was NGY 990. l will not alter the other ledger listing as that is how it looked to me but will attach a note correcting the error
  5. wally dugan
    Yesterday l took some more documents in to storage with my others while there also to find another document for something l had answered on this forum while there l came across a list of RAF SALAMANDER REGISTRATION NUMBERS 23 AG 56 TO 23 AG 95 03 AG 72 TO 03 AG 99 MK 6 26 AG 65 TO 26 AG 73 MK 6C 03 AG 46 TO 03 AG 49 MK6A
  6. wally dugan
    l have looked very closely at the entry and it does have a mark below the last number but it is hard to say it is a unfinished number number nine as there are number eights that look like three's
  7. wally dugan
    first let me say l do not recall been asked for details of NGY 998 Secondly there were a number of quarter ton land rover tenders at FVRDE IN THE NGY series as well as in the RGX attached is a page from the ledgers the the entry is faded and appears to be in pencil but it is clearly 990. As to RUDDINGTON SALES catalogues l have a number but after spending this afternoon looking through hundreds of entries for the above ngy 990.bmp
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    As 52 EK 60 came into service in the sixties its record is on a 419B history card now is held at the RLC MUSEUM . 00 AG 79 are you sure its registration number was 07 ER 63 as l have it as 07 ER 67 the EK series of numbers are at RLC
  9. wally dugan
    At the age of 70 l chose to retain my class one and every year l go through a medical a eye test and a visit to a consultant now at 75 l have just gone through the whole thing again. Yes l do feel at times the DVLA do make it hard but l am happy that some one else say's lam fit to drive just how many drivers over seventy are on the road who do not meet the basic eye test
  10. wally dugan
    23 YZ 80 without Dyson in the museum of army transport
  11. wally dugan
    DAVE H l see you know cliff Goldsmith as to photo's l may have some from the museum just a note 23 YZ 80 was used by the museum to move the DYSON and COMET several times a year also it was used to winch the Berlin coach into position when it came to the museum
  12. wally dugan
    23 YZ 80 now belongs to a MR GOLDSMITH who was on HMVF but has not been on for awhile some one may have his details
  13. wally dugan
    In 1982 one of these generators was used on the Falkland island to power the mobile bakery number 95 YM 93 the chassis were supplied by BROCKHOUSE TASKER and EAGLE and were from WW2 These generators were from the postwar allocated numbers 83 YM 45 to 99 YM 99
  14. wally dugan
    KIETH l have a empty one with a good transfer on you can have it if you can collect
  15. wally dugan
    I have just checked if the history card is at the RLC MUSEUM they say it is there is FEE for a copy it will give you details of the contract number the wartime census number the date and place of it's disposal doubt that there will be any unit details contact by e-mail or phone
  16. wally dugan
    there should be a key card no2 for this trailer as it is listed on the records for these when held at BEVERLEY l say should be but some of the records held there seem to have gone a stray in the move to the RLC MUSEUM
  17. wally dugan
    Numbers 70 YK 50 TO 75 YK 59 are listed to the company TEMPLEWOOD TRAILERS
  18. wally dugan
    here is the page as promised pv2.bmp
  19. wally dugan
    mark when l said l had a picture of the PV2 that had the meadows gear box fitted it is the pv2 not the gearbox but the spec con firms it is fitted at the moment the printer is off line but when its back on line l will post the page from the 1962 book. l may have a diagram of pv 2 in among the drawings but at this time l am down sizing my vehicles
  20. wally dugan
    PV 2 Was the first to have the meadows fitted 2720RW the FVRDE 1962 BOOK has a picture of it pv4/5/6 DO NOT appear in the FVRDE files
  21. wally dugan
    l thought the meadows was only fitted to the very early stalwart 2720 the later ones xx sp xx had the standard one
  22. wally dugan
    it seems that a great deal of effort went in to this so may be a mock up for a future prototype armoured vehicle ?
  23. wally dugan
    These where popular with utility companies gas and electric
  24. wally dugan
    well if you think l am wrong then l will apologize to KIETH for pointing him wrong but l do not think so there were four sizes of bromide extingusher
  25. wally dugan
    l think a genuine one very hard as the contents were very toxic some one may make replica's the last one l had went on a DAIMLER ARMOURED CAR and was decontaminated
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