Radek

It´s true, this picture was took in the end of ww2, when WH has only a few petrol and use alternative powr. (flowers for oil, wood, horses, ...) :dancinggirls:

No all alternative was usefull for heavy vehicles and thence theyr lost the war. :-D 8-) :evil:

Radek

 

HO HO HO...................... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

 

This one? The picture is from Tilly register.

Radek

definately an austin 8 tourer I have seen it parked in the public car park in St Ouens bay to the right of the woolen mills car park facing the sea,it is ppainted matt black but is otherwise very tidy and that is correct about Bergeracs car being a Triumph roadster ,last time I saw it was on display at the goldsmiths in lion park.

Forget the cough medicine ,stick to a good strong hot toddy

 

merry christmas all

Nigel

 

O.K. Guys here is original picture from I have took the detail. :whistle: :dancinggirls: :whistle:

Radek

 

Well he's got a commanding view of the countryside around him............ :whistle: ;-)

 

I thing this is command post. :-D

Here is another one picture of Austin 7 military tourer (wireless car)

And what this. :-D ???????????

Radek

outstanding collection of photo's you have been finding thanks Radek

 

All the best in the new year 2008 from Czech Rep.

Radek

This was comment for this picture. Possibly HQ, office, ... I don´t know. ;-)

Radek

How would Kriegsmarine get hold of a jeep?

 

And what the US jeep tooken by kriegsmariene and after then by british army? :evil:

another one

I have better pictures :-D

Hi,

sorry I don´t know any information about this wehicle. I have seen it firts time. This isn´t my interest. Mybe for somebody will be interesting.

Radek

Thats quite a find ! I have never heard of that conversion before or seen any photo's of such a vehicle existing!!!! Was it only a prototype or ????

 

anothers ;-)

When I am searging trought Internet for ww2 pictures, I have found this interesting car,

Kdf 155 Kubelwagen (halftrack). 8-)

Richard,

every idea is great ;-)

Radek

Radek,

 

Going by the Census number and the fact that the trailer is a Mark 2, I would say early 1944, but that is only my guess.

 

Richard

 

Hi Richard,

know you the year of the manufacure?

Radek

Radek,

 

A good looking trailer. If the Census number painted on the side is correct, then here are details of the Contract;

 

X6210181 to 6225182 Contract No. S8055 SS Cars Ltd.

Trailer, 10 cwt., Lightweight GS No.1 Mk.2

 

SS Cars were the makers of Jaguar cars before the war.

 

Richard

 

"T" as trailer? or is only the figure?

Radek

 

Hi Radek,

the `T` is actually a reflector equal to the modern reflectors found on modern car lenses.

 

Ashley

 

at home 2nd :-D

original T :yay:, what does it mean? :?

at home

one original tyre 8-)

Hi Richard,

it is posible find where served the trailer, which company?

Radek

Radek,

 

A good looking trailer. If the Census number painted on the side is correct, then here are details of the Contract;

 

X6210181 to 6225182 Contract No. S8055 SS Cars Ltd.

Trailer, 10 cwt., Lightweight GS No.1 Mk.2

 

SS Cars were the makers of Jaguar cars before the war.

 

Richard

 

here is loaded, I have took small trailer. :-)

Well,

it certainly looks nice...a lot better than some i have seen for sale on Milweb :tup:

 

Ashley

 

Hi,

I have bought 6 months ago, this trailer. I have seen it only on this picture. At monday arrived the trailer to the Czech Rep and tomorrow I am going pick up it. :-D :-D

It will be big sruprise for me. 8-) My friend told me that is great.

Radek

P.S.: I will add new pictures tomorrow.

But original is only one!!!! :-D

Hi Tony,

it was easy. The first development of Jeep was Bantam company. His name before 1937 was American Austin co., the branch of Austin in UK. First American Austins was Austin 7. :-)

I can tell, my brothers jeep trailer, Bantam, is Austin trailer. :-D and his Ford GPW is licence of Austin car. :-D :-D :-D

Radek