Oerbi Knoerwens

Hello

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regards

some Pictures ,slowly it continuous

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Hello

It's slowly going on again,there was alittle break of the restoration of the Munga because the wife of my friend died and he got cancer after it.But he is recovering very well.

regards

Our newest selfmade itemholder for "Frischoelautomatik"

Really nice job your doing there!!!

did you make the water outlet pipes and thermostat mods yourself!!

Yes we did it by ourselfs.

Hello,

some new pictures of the car and his garage

some new picture again

best regards

Oerbi

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Hello everybody I have some new pictures for you.

Because I had to build a new garage for my Munga, everything tooks a little longer.

best regards

Oerbi

?Articulated shaft?

The clutch

?The carburetor?

And the original colour

The ?under-carriage? will be in green and the autobody will be in the original colour.

Its slowing going on...will post new pictures if you want.

http://74295.homepagemodules.de/t3801f50-Umbau-in-den-Originalzustand.html

Regards Oerbi

During the blasting

The axle gear

New liners for the blade springs

The dynamo machine

Some laminations

Thanks.

This is my munga 6.

To get the car history i used the chassis number. It was a munga of the Royal Air Force, so i decided to restore it that way.

The beginning:

As u can see, very dirty and ?scruffy? !

The chassis is brought to our work place

The new rear bumper bar.

The new vehicle frame, primed and coated.

Some parts after the sand blasting and galvanised

Some laminations and finished parts

Hello again,

i have found the color for my munga. It is "RAL 5011".

Still hoping, that someone of you could send me pictures.

Regards Oerbi

Im restoring a Munga 6.

The "Car-History" says, it is a british Munga and was used by the Royal Air Force in Berlin. You can see one of those Mungas in this video at 01:13 and 02:06.

The color of it is Royal Air Force Blue. Perhaps, anybody of you knows the color-code of it.

I already talked with "mogmaner" about some pictures, but perhaps anybody of you has got some too.

You can see my work at.

http://74295.homepagemodules.de/t3801f50-Umbau-in-den-Originalzustand.html

Regards Oerbi

Hi, i'm Dirk (54y) from Bocholt in Germany and restoring my "Munga 6".

Regards Dirk

Welcome ,I carnt help with the raf munga . Will ask a frend when i see him if he as any info ,He drove british mungas whilst in germany so may have pics.

Hi, if someone of you is interested, you can see my work at:

http://74295.homepagemodules.de/t3801f50-Umbau-in-den-Originalzustand.html

Regards Oerbi

Hi, I am from Germany and I refurbishing a Munga6. He was used by the Royal Airforce in Berlin.

If anybody of you has pictures of these in royal airforce blue or know with code number this is,could you please show me?

With best regards

Oerbi Knoerwens