Niels v

I hope these makes sense 

https://www.mecum.com/lots/GA0322-496976/1917-standard-type-b-liberty-3-ton-flatbed-with-sideboards/

https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060033073 this gives a good view on how some vehicles where painted in north Africa. 

Got one home will measure tomorrow 

No problem, it will be a week or two before I see them again 

I have set of these, they are canadian, would they be relevant ? 

a Lancia 1-Z armoured car chassis is for sale here https://hcservices.be/1914-theta-based-1-z-armoured-car/

Decon as munitions carrier 

https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060015088 at 2:42

https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060019498 at 0:07

Otter or C15TA, originates from a well know CMP collector

Richard, can you take some pictures of the construction of the underbody box 

https://www.milweb.net/classifieds/view_large.php?ad=101777&cat=3  Liberty truck for 16keur on milweb

https://www.generaaltjes.nl/Advertentie/35152/nash-1916-4x4-truck 

The brass clips are available from the Scammell register.

https://www.completeautomobilist.com/categories/complete-automobilist-coachbuild-and-body-parts-hinge Has some “raw” hinges that look very similar 

good luck with it 

Maybe this is relevant for you https://www.facebook.com/groups/859603390775800/permalink/4272078632861575/

And it still survives in its civilian look

How it looks today, the present owner posted some pictures on Facebook

Yes in that range, but very depending on originality.  They are quite complex and can be expensive to restore, but there is still a large demand for them

That looks very nice, It shouldn't be hard to sell.
With regards to pricing, I know that complete but full restoration project was sold last year for what is equivalent to 8500£ 

The bonnet and grill looks very much like a Thornycroft Amazon 

1 hour ago, Great War truck said:

That is a super sounding Pierce Arrow. Another survivor i did not know about.

 

Its story is apparently , It was sold to the USA in 65, then it moved to Canada in a major collection. The collection was donate to a museum, but the bus was discarded due to no canadian history. In 86 it was sold to a Denmark where it had been hiding for about 30 years. 

I Just spotted this Bus being restored in Denmark, is it the same body type ? https://www.facebook.com/Autobus1918

1 hour ago, Citroman said:

Strange wheel combination.

The rear wheels looks to be tank Road wheels 

Hi Rob
Is there any particular application for the white eye pieces ? 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2154401034884361/permalink/2997347300589726/?sale_post_id=2997347300589726

I just spottede this on facebook 

It does remind med of a : Bedford OXD 30cwt, that belonged to a LRDG/SAS collector named Peter Sanders. 
it was yes done up to look like a captured truck