Niels v

Thanks Wally for finding the B42, now I can add a bit history to my CGT.

There is two Nash quads for sale in France. the add text: two nash quad projects and lot of parts available for these WWI american trucks 4 wheel driven and four wheel steering 1917-18 with full original rear ammunition body from wagon manufacture of chicago

It does look like the back of a Tiger 1 turret, if you compare the lifting peg position and brackets to this picture of the Vimoutiers tiger. if it’s an original turret I don’t know, but after having worked on a couple of German vehicles and meet some of the larger collectors I think it could be very plausible that’s it is indeed a tiger turret , there is still quite a lot of German stuff around but it not as public still, as allied stuff, and it’s bloody expensive.

They where used for recovery of wheeled and light tracked vehicles. have a look here at 20:05

They do indeed look great behind a Pioneer, this picture was just posted on facebook.

This is one at pounds yard, taken in 94

1914 Rochet Schneider http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/view_large.php?ad=94941&cat=3

It might be worth having a look at this https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1060033073?fbclid=IwAR2DPP9RTMrMPHtsTn74O_xTD-Z60Vl09Oz8K6PgQMYpgLd0lPD-B-fQU3c

There is a T34/76 for sale in Ukraine, there was an add on Facebook

Congratulation with it, it will be a nice addition to Rogaland. would be possible for you to take some more pictures of the table, in the back,. I made a copy of one a year or so ago, but would like to see if I got the draw correct? Cheers Niels

Was this the type you where looking for http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/view_large.php?ad=94505&cat=8

Richard, correct Carter WA1

Thank you Gavin, It looks very lovely, almost a candidate for a conservation and not a restoration. Isnt it the ex Wheatcroft one?

Sadly I can’t help with the identification, but would it be possible for more pictures of it?

Norway is not a part of the EU so you will have to pay tax. Furthermore make sure that you have the right export permit on the Dodge, since it is a historic military vehicle, it will require a permit from the Defense museum and the Foreign Office/Ministry. It is not a problem to get these (it is the sellers job) on something like a dodge, but the processing time can be a bit long. They had an incident where one creatively exporting some of the Volvo tracked personal carriers to Africa, so I would not try and circumvent the correct papers. I have imported two vehicles from Norway to Denmark a couple of years ago

Try and find some of the scammell restoration blogs on this forum, there has been discussions about and places to find these tubes posted. I think it was called “another scammell restoration” and by a user JimH

It appears to have seen better times

Was a black headlight an early thing?

I am pretty sure the shoplands still has one or two for sale, I will see if I can get them to reply

I was thinking the price was a bit steep, even though it is likely to be very rare and sn exotic make. Maybe they put one too many zeros on it ?

https://m.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C957008 this has a very ww1 look to it

https://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/WW2-Army-Military-Radio-Wireless-Set-No19-12-Pin-to-6-pin-Dog-Bone-Cable/142752870622?hash=item213cbbf0de:g:ghwAAOSwBV5aagO9

he retracted the for sale add and is keeping it.