BABaxter

I have the same problem, but only the front drivers side wheel locks up, If i loosen the bleed nipple it frees up and is ok for a while.

I'm suspecting the brake hose, but this " make sure there is enough free play on the adjusting rod to the master cylinder, if not the piston in it can cover the fluid return hole back to the reservoir in the master cylinder. This then applies pressure in the hydrovac and when engine started it thinks you are pressing the pedal and so as vacuum rises jams brakes on" may be an issue too.

Im looking at getting a GMC transported form Harwich to Coventry.

Do any of you guys know a company that can do it? ive had 1 quote and was wondering if anyone had used a good reliable company or man with a truck.

Thanks

Thanks guys,

I've found out its ex Belgian army GMC, has all the correct paperwork,

Insurance company will cover me to drive home, But I may low load it home, if i can find a decent quote

Hello all

Im in the process of buying GMC from Holland.

I am looking at driving it on and off the ferry then Low loading it home.

What barriers am I up against in doing this?

Am I able to just drive it off and bring it home then apply for the Nova cert?

Any info and advice would be greatly received

Any idea what these tents are worth? I use a us pup tent now so it just sitting in the garage. Shame though as its a great tent.

I have only ever seen one other before, that was last year,

Ok its got these markings inside,

B E

MAKER

1962

AD 0610

then it has a broadarrow

Also has a smaller arrow and 031

Underneath.

Yes ridge should be inside, this pic is one I found on the web. I dont have any pics of mine now as my pc bust and I lost all my pics

I will have a look at the date on it tomorrow, but I think its a 1968. But not certain.

Any body know anything about these tents?

I have one of these but can not find any info on them any where. Only this pic on the web.

Its nice and warm to sleep in and is easy to put up, that's all i know :laugh:

Cheerz

Brian

Amazing, what a fantastic job you have done, Well done on keeping something so beautifull alive

Hello

I am new here, I have a great interest in WW2 vehicles, mostly German and American, I dont own a vehicle myself, but have driven them before.

I have been to a few shows and love the detail of the vehicles, esp the larger kind, hopefully have one of my own one day, something like a GMC or a Dodge.

I live in Coventry and have been to Ashdown camp a few times with the Reenactment group i am in, I love the place, even slept in the nissen huts in -20 one year.

Looking forward to another weekend there in a few weeks time,

Off to read up on some things on here now and get my daily fill of green stuff, or as my mrs calls it Smelly old green army stuff :laugh: