ID of scrap MV

[Dave C]

Have just seen these pics posted on the Essex fire and Resuce web site. Taken at a fire in a deralict farm house at Fobbing Essex earler this evening as you will see there is an old ish MV in then and i would like to know what it is please.

 

Dave C

[Richard Farrant]

It is an early 1950's Ford 2E Stores, Binned 3 ton 4x4 truck.........or was

[Dave C]

well that was posted for all of 5 mins !!! you guys know your stuff and shows my total ignorance :cry: Thanks

 

Dave C

[Richard Farrant]

well that was posted for all of 5 mins !!! you guys know your stuff and shows my total ignorance :cry: Thanks

 

Dave C

 

 

Had the parts book in front of me :-D

[Dave C]

:shocked: A parts Book !!! I think a mecarno manual would be more help !!!:cool2:

[woa2]

I could do with a seat from the vehicle. Any idea of a contact phone number or owner? I am going to North Kent frequently in the next few weeks, so I won't be too far away.

[Dave C]

I could do with a seat from the vehicle. Any idea of a contact phone number or owner? I am going to North Kent frequently in the next few weeks, so I won't be too far away.

 

 

The only details I have are

 

Brook Farm, Southend Road, by the Five Bells Pub, Fobbing

 

Hope you can get the parts

 

Dave C

[morris c8 fat]

Sorry but this bloke was well known around the area he had lots of them and K9s all yellow sitting and rotting away in some fields he wouldnt even talk about them let alone sell any

[LeeEnfield]

Sorry but this bloke was well known around the area he had lots of them and K9s all yellow sitting and rotting away in some fields he wouldnt even talk about them let alone sell any

 

 

 

Why do people DO this, ??..............there seem to be the same types in all 'collecting', circles..............:confused::confused:

[snowtracdave]

An example of a different type of collector - an acquaintance of mine has a large collection of stationary engines , all nicely restored though mostly chequebook restoration it has to be said . Unfortunately he knows the price of everything and the value of nothing .

[les freathy]

This may be a strange coincidence but i took this photo about 35 years ago i think in the same location, it was parked up at the back of a row of buildings and in front of a small workshop i presume in use as a store. this was the time before the current route of the A13 when from London you took the road past the Essex arena which if i remember was the A13 at the time would this have any connection with the farm