grum64

Good Evening Wally Thank you once again for your reply. As before it made very interesting reading. I'll pass the information you've been kind enough to furnish me with to my Uncle, I know he'll be very interested to read through it and very grateful to you for taking the time to impart it. Thank you very much again for your help. Kind Regards grum64 & Uncle

Good Evening Wally Thanks again for your very informative reply. Sadly, the M20 had been re-registered before my Uncle acquired it so unfortunately he's no idea what it's military 'registration' was. I'd forgotten to mention one other piece of information that was found during the disassembly. A plate was found bearing the words 'Rebuilt & Serviced 1945'. I not sure if this is of huge importance but that's why I'm asking you & the other good people of this forum for help. I'm, well, clueless basically! Ask me about Technic Lego I'm possibly your man, ask me about anything beyond basic engineering ect...! I know I must sound like the proverbial 'scratched record' but if you have any idea as to how the M20's military number might be discovered myself and my Uncle would be most grateful. My gratitude and regards. grum64

Hello & Good Evening Thank you for your welcome which is most kind. As my Uncle has been taking photos since day 1 of the restoration process he'll have plenty so when I see him I'll ask him for some to upload. Thanks again for the welcome. Regards grum64

Good Evening Many thanks for your welcome. My Uncle has been taking photos during the restoration. I'll be seeing him soon, I'm sure he'll let me have some to upload. Regards. grum64

Good Evening Thank you for your welcome. It's nice to be part of a forum with so many polite members, I think I'm going to like it here. Kind Regards grum64

Thank you for your kind welcome. Regards grum64

Thank you. Good to be here. Regards grum64

Good Evening Richard Thank you very much for taking the time to provide the information about my Uncles M20, I'll pass it on to him. If you happen to come across any other information or if you can point me in the direction anywhere that might have information I, and my Uncle, will be very grateful. Again, many thanks. grum64

Good Evening to you All Also, I must take this opportunity to wish you all very Good Evening from my 'technophobe' Uncle on whose behalf I write. He is in the process of restoring his 1941 BSA WD M20 and asked if I'd find out what it was 'up to' during the war. The information I've been given is this: Engine No: 35978 Frame No: WM20 35978 and these markings were found while disassembling it: Square with Blue/Yellow diagonal divide with an 8 on one side and and a 4 on the other. Some desert sand colour paint was found under layers of other paint. My Uncle & Myself would be be really grateful for any help you can give. Many thanks grum64