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Niels v

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  1. Interesting I have a 6 blade fan on my CGT cab 12
  2. If its any help, I have a usable tank from Cab 13 C60L
  3. Thanks for those pictures, now I finally know what the holes in mine are for. Its interesting to see that it has a switch for the axle light and one for service/black out. Is the black out a headlight? On both my CGT's there is a dip Switch mounted on the side of the chassis which cut the rear lights and turns on the axel light, how is this to interact with the axle light switch.
  4. With regards parts there is also a guy called Brian Asbury in Canada that also has spares, he can be found on MLU. Is it possible to read what the lettering to the left of the instruments says?
  5. Oh what a nice Chevy good luck with the restoration
  6. 1917 Fiat 18 on milweb http://www.milweb.net/webvert/77183
  7. The owner where asking 450.000 euro, but I dont know the final price
  8. aaaaa... Yes I think it is to much of a replica to be on a list of surviving Bf 110. But as a static display it does the trick, and the cockpit is fully equipped.
  9. Well it has been known for many years, it was displayed at the royal arsenal i copenhagen for many years almost since the war, then moved in to storage in the nineties. It is on page 6 of the surviving panzers's list. The look of it has just change a lot since we begun to restore it, which might be the reason since you dont recognize it.
  10. It is autounion, fahrgestel #541029
  11. @ Paul I cant remember what the chassis number is but the body is from KYW: Aktiengesellschaft Ferrum Panzerung für m.SPW, Werk Laurahütte, Siemianowitz bei Kattowitz (Now in Poland) @Simon yes as Pzkpfw E says, it is made up off original parts and replica. The original wing has flak damage. the landing gear is original aswell, but I dont know that much about it, I am mostly working on the 251, 17pdr and M10
  12. From what I know the Cranes might be the same, but of course there would be some spare for mine in it I would just be better if this was restored aswell.
  13. It is not much use for me, as it is a short wheel base petrol and mine is long wheel base diesel
  14. :yay: It is looking good, keep up the good work there cant be much left :yay:
  15. Its still for sale and the price have dropped to £780 !!! http://www.finn.no/finn/b2b/truck/object?finnkode=58790817&searchclickthrough=true
  16. Yes it is nice that the effort is appreciated and to see a historic vehicle been brought to life again. But I do not enjoy driving it, the driving position is to awkward for me.
  17. A bit more progress has made with the 251, and it is specially fun to recreating some of the details that we can document it had, we will be taking it to the Militracks event here in May. also interesting to see that the Germans had time, in 1943, to write in three language, made in Germany
  18. Hi Thanks, it was also great fun meeting you lot.
  19. Thanks for that very interesting information, I had actually had that thought, it could have been a POW uniform based on a uniform that I saw in an episode of Foyle's war, but I could not get it confirmed. I wonder how it has turned up in Denmark.
  20. Hi Thank you very much for identifying it. cheers
  21. Hi One of my friends recently bought this Aussie war time datede uniform in Denmark, and we are having trouble identifying it. Does anyone know what it is? We where thinking an officeres uniform but it is in wool like the battle dress. it has matching trousers, the style and colour is very different to the normal Aussie battles that we find here.
  22. They may have been fitted next to the passenger seat on a vehicle like my cab 12 gun tractor. I will check during the week the size is correct for the bracket in the vehicle
  23. http://www.leboncoin.fr/utilitaires/766547539.htm?ca=5_s ww1?
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