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Radek

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  1. Hi Dave

    nice to here about another Austin in restoration proces.

    you are looking for these Austin publication:

    Driver´s Handbook Lorry 3-Ton, 4x4 Austin K5 GS and K5 GS Airportable K5 A.T.Portee K5 Recorder A/A Mark 1., publication No. 2222A

    Maintenance Manual and Instruction Book for Lorry, 3-Ton 4x4 Anti-Tank Portee and General Service, publication No. 2048

     

    PM me your chassis number and I can find for you contract number. After then we can find for you corect publication.

    I have for sale procejt Austin K5 if you are interested.

    Could you share with us pictures of your K5?

    regards Radek

     

  2. Hi Wizard,

    Chassis number 144644 is post war K2 series 2. Could you post any pictures?

    regards Radek

    23 hours ago, Wizard said:

    Hi I'm in Australia I have a K2 that I've in last 2years received from a mate that his grandfather owned now my cab number and chassis number are matching trying to nail down the year two rivet no. Plate says manufacture of Birmingham numbers are k2 144644 badging on the bonnet on both sides have Austin of England is there any way to get information on this vehicle it has 7" head lights with separate glass lens air vent on roof with the Australian wooden fitted tray 

  3. 1 hour ago, Tillyjohn said:

    Hi Radek

    Chassis No is G/YG222349.

    Thanks

     

    John

    Hi John

    this isnt chassis number but vehicle number (lable is riveted on hulhead in motor bay). Chassi number is without prefix G/YG. 😉

    Sadly I havent evidence about you chassi number, but 😉

    contract S.1444 signed at 28.10.1944 for cars chassis 217001-222200 production start at 9-1943

    cotract S.4643 signed at 1944 for cars chassis 223001-223200

    I can say your Tilly was manufactured at early 1944.

    Do you have contract lable on your dashboard? Could you tell me the contract?

    Radek

  4. 20 hours ago, Tillyjohn said:

    Hi All

    Thanks for all the feedback and suggestions. I have explored all except the Tank Museum but have drawn a blank. Indeed some have simply not replied!

    I'm talking to the Austin 10 Drivers Club who think they may be able to help. Time will tell.

    Meanwhile I'll carry on with the restoration

    If you would like I can look to my database. I need know your chassis No.

    The Austin information are like shreds and I am collecting them like the puzzle. 😉 On the picture is my Austin manuals librery.

    books 2020.jpg

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  5. On 5/23/2021 at 10:27 AM, Baerdus said:

    Hello Simon, Hello Radek,

    thanks for your reply’s, I will try to get the parts from the recommended shop.

    About the angle irons from the floor (which are welded on the side panels):
    I meant the dimensions and the thickness of the material of the L-shaped iron, because I have to rebuild it. There is nothing left in my trailer, I assume that the thickness is approximately 1,5mm.

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    Kind Regards

    Jürgen

     

    L profile 80x25mm

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