early british ww2 Posted August 25, 2009 Posted August 25, 2009 First time on here as a full blown member , have looked on with growing interest for some time . Been around Military Vehicles for a long time now buying my first at 14 - Main passion lies with Early British ww2 Vehicles especially the Pneumonia Wagons from the BEF Period or the more unusual types - Had a WW2 Dodge for 13 years also , so still like them :-D . Always on the Look-out for parts for the early Brits - Currently in search of the following :coffee: :- Morris Commercial - Brass Lube plate , Drivers side tool box , Carb , early air filter Guy Ant - Rear Cab Panel , Hand Throttle knob , Fuel Tanks or filler neck+caps Bedford MWD - Steering wheel and horn push , Rifle butt plate for cab , suspension link bars , 15cwt fuel dipstick - Aeroscreen bases Many Thanks Glynn Quote
Bodge Deep Posted August 25, 2009 Posted August 25, 2009 Welcome Glynn Skipton eh? Get yerself to Ingleton 40's wekend next year!!! Quote
rippo Posted August 25, 2009 Posted August 25, 2009 Hello Glynn, Nice to see you on here, some more early british vehicles, i'm sure you'll find it interesting, Regards Quote
berna2vm Posted August 25, 2009 Posted August 25, 2009 First time on here as a full blown member , have looked on with growing interest for some time .Been around Military Vehicles for a long time now buying my first at 14 - Main passion lies with Early British ww2 Vehicles especially the Pneumonia Wagons from the BEF Period or the more unusual types - Had a WW2 Dodge for 13 years also , so still like them :-D . Always on the Look-out for parts for the early Brits - Currently in search of the following :coffee: :- Morris Commercial - Brass Lube plate , Drivers side tool box , Carb , early air filter Guy Ant - Rear Cab Panel , Hand Throttle knob , Fuel Tanks or filler neck+caps Bedford MWD - Steering wheel and horn push , Rifle butt plate for cab , suspension link bars , 15cwt fuel dipstick - Aeroscreen bases Many Thanks Glynn Are you the chap who had a garage in Grassington? He had a WC 52 recovery truck. Best regards, Richard. Quote
Rick W Posted August 25, 2009 Posted August 25, 2009 Welcome aboard Glynn, impressive collection there. Any chance of posting up some pics? Quote
early british ww2 Posted August 25, 2009 Author Posted August 25, 2009 Are you the chap who had a garage in Grassington? He had a WC 52 recovery truck.Best regards, Richard. Hi Richard , Sorry that is not me I am afraid - You are thinking of a chap called Geoff Hargreaves and the wc52 ended up as a fully restored 3/4ton canadian apt version and very nice too! It was used for lime spreading and a breakdown truck in the dales before being restored . The garage is now closed as with a lot of village garages these days and Geoff has retired - He sold his early Leyland Retriever but still has a jeep , the dodge and an Albion By3 I think - Haven't spoken to him for a little while though Quote
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