Hmmm......
 

Does anyone post something here that they intend to bid on?

:devil:

Bids
 

LOL, I'm sure there are some members who would like to keep these things on the quiet... but why is it when you have something to sell nobody posts it here?

Must be one of those Murphy's Law things.:ergh:

Generally speaking, it seems not.
However, as discussed previously, I think this thread can be useful for a "I want... " approach. I have used this thread to notify other MLU'ers that I intend to bid, and, I have not bidded on items on the strength that someone else in this community called 'dibbs'. :teach:
Whether or not other people take notice, well... :rolleyes

Items for sale
 

Hey Keith,

Send me a catalog :D I still need loads of stuff. Some parts I don't even know I need yet.

What peeves me is when you see something REALLY good, and it's ALWAYS in your part of the world down there. NEVER see whole trucks or the things that can't be posted, up my way. That ambulance body comes to mind, as does the strange chassis & mechanicals from the same seller with the instrument pod.

Whoops...........did I mean to bring that to everyones attention :devil:

Oh well, I can't afford the good southern stuff anyway.

Now that ebay has suppressed bidders ID it would be difficult to know who was respecting that request or not. Rots of ruck!

I prefered when IDs were visible, but understand the move to change this.

Some time ago I added my ID to the database on another thread on MLU. Useless now.



On another note, I am pleased to see this book advertised. Especially since I finally got one......for $44.00 roughly. Still, if anyone wants one, here's your chance.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Special...14a0f6&vxp=mtr

One of the rare ones from the 50's :giveup

It must be late 50's with that Holden red motor. It started life as a C15A I suspect from the single speed gear stick.

Price
 

At that price it might still be available when the auction finishes.

Mb-c1
 

Bugger me! There are currently SIX seperate MB-C1 manuals for sale on ebay.

Guess that's one thing that could be posted here without causing grief to someones bidding, as there's just soooooooo many ones to choose from.

So many copies, I coundn't be bothered posting the links here. If you can't find at least one copy..............you're probably one of the coppers still chasing Lord Lucan. :D :D :D

Ford Blitz radiator overflow tank
 

Oz Ebay
in QLD, Australia
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Blitz-For...item19d36ded7c

no relation to seller

F60L dash with data plates
 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Blitz-For...item19d36dfb05
no relation to seller
dash has data plates on it, instruments are u/s.

Overflow tank
 

Potential buyers should note this is a Ford cab 12, NOT a cab 13 item. The cab 12 one bolts under the passenger floor, and therefore has different mounting brackets.

chev blitz
 

In QLD, restored. 1942 Chev SWB Blitz:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251114821...84.m1423.l2649

RAAF Ford Blitz military pattern truck manual 1944 15 CWT 4X2 4X4 30 CWT 4X4
 

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....m=280924886813

Do unto others as they have done unto you :D

cab 13
 

Not a bad parts truck or resto job.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Old-Blitz...item3cc972cdcf

Luke

ddddddddddddddd
 

Lots of Ds
 

Mike, is your d key stuck? :confused

It's a wonder these poor old Canadian T110 Dodges aren't popular at all. I don't think I've ever seen one restored.

I have driver handbooks for these.

If I was more fit and able I'd have one and restore it. A very underated vehicle I feel. :)

stuck key
 

Well

I had less than 5 seconds to post that . The library computer was about to time out :doh:

One of those T110L trucks turned up at Corowa around early 1990's . It had been found in a barn and given a quick coat of light blue , supposedly to look like a RAAF vehicle. It was most original with its Aust. pattern GS wooden body on it. It was for sale at the time at Corowa and a VMVC member bought it . It turns out the motor neded rebuilding , Dont know where it is now :confused . That EBAY example still has the military rims by the look of it, which is very rare , most of them had the civvy rims fitted post war .


Mike

thread title
 

Now that's one way to get everyone's attention! My prediction is this thread will have thousands of views because of it*. :)





*Predictions may not match reality. :D

Ebay 3"Mortar Carrier Partd ID book
 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/VERY-RARE...item43b27dde3d

located in vic, Aust

Ebay artillery sight cover 1941
 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/WW2-1941-...item27c9e3889d

located in Vic, Australia

Ebay Bren LMG
 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ORIGINAL-...item3a78361984

in Adelaide, Aust

Vickers ammo box
 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Machine-G...item1c29e6f4dd

in Auckland, NZ.

No bids until now ... :(

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Is this a vehicle we have seen before, perhaps at one of the "Shedful" sales or similar?

It's one that I photographed back in 2005 but is now in a different location. Photos here;

http://www.oldcmp.net/tumut_1.html

Nope
 

Not a "Shedfull" truck...

But you are slipping H.Almost in your backyard and you didnt pick it up :doh:

No 15-cwt trucks were factory fitted with a winch; quite a few were retrofitted with one during post-military use. Ties in with the seller's claims it has an "orginal type winch".

Nice truck, hope someone here on MLU snaps it up!