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Max Hedges 28-09-09 00:01
chev
 
Hanno if you count the wheel studs I think it could be a C8
for a chev collector it would good one to restore
Max

Hanno Spoelstra 28-09-09 01:08
Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Hedges (Post 119570)
Hanno if you count the wheel studs I think it could be a C8 for a chev collector it would good one to restore
Max,

Seems you´re right, I had not noticed the six wheel studs yet - the chassis model C15441 on the data plate had me fooled.

Could this be one of those C8AX´s imported from new Zealand into Australia after the war? It being a C8AX should also explain the Canadian-built cab.

Interesting stuff you guys have down there!

Hanno

Keith Webb 28-09-09 02:15
Fooled
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra (Post 119576)
Seems you´re right, I had not noticed the six wheel studs yet - the chassis model C15441 on the data plate had me fooled.

Could this be one of those C8AX´s imported from new Zealand into Australia after the war? It being a C8AX should also explain the Canadian-built cab.
Yes the data plate got me too... I think you're right, a C8AX. Cropping up everywhere here.:wacko:

Tony Smith 28-09-09 08:56
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra (Post 119544)
Looks like a perfect candidate for restoration! But I think it´s a C15 15-cwt, not a C8.
No, definately a C8AX. It has 6 stud wheels and the data plate listing it as an XH8448 fits nicely into This list.

Hanno Spoelstra 28-09-09 10:50
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Smith (Post 119607)
No, definately a C8AX. It has 6 stud wheels and the data plate listing it as an XH8448 fits nicely into This list.
Yes we got it, but please rub it in some more :D

How do you explain "chassis model C15441" on the data plate?

Sorry for asking silly questions, but Chev´s are not my strong point. . .

H.

Keith Webb 28-09-09 13:08
Ahah
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra (Post 119613)
How do you explain "chassis model C15441" on the data plate?

Sorry for asking silly questions, but Chev´s are not my strong point. . .
This now rings a bell - I'll have to check my pics but I think this is how the C8AX plates are stamped for some reason.

Tony Smith 28-09-09 14:14
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Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra (Post 119613)
Yes we got it, but please rub it in some more :D

How do you explain "chassis model C15441" on the data plate?
Sorry Hanno. I used "Read new posts", and came into the discussion at the bottom of page 6 and replied before I noticed that others had more kindly pointed out the discrepancy. :doh:

Who can explain Chev reasoning? It's a mystery why they (or DND perhaps?) would rate the C8AX as a 15cwt. Perhaps some HUP/HUW owners could share what their plates state. The real clue is the Chassis Serial, with 8448 ID'ing the C8AX.

Grant Bowker 01-10-09 01:21
Chevrolet MB-C1, ending soon
 
So far no bids at A$18, someone should scoop it at that price.
I can't either print a reproduction or mail it anywhere (not even down the street) for that price.

Lynn Eades 01-10-09 04:02
Tony
 
Is it like the GMC, Military rated at 2.5 ton, but on road, a 5 tonner.
The C8AX is an 8cwt, but would easily carry 15cwt on the road.
Maybe the reasoning is lost, like why do Japanese cars have 7/16 UNF threads, for seatbelt anchor points?

aj.lec 01-10-09 11:32
There is another New Zealand c8ax on ebay item 200388393810
Located at Nanango in Queensland
starting price $3500
pictures show it is missing rims(dont know if they are supplied):confused

Hanno Spoelstra 10-10-09 14:40
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Originally Posted by aj.lec (Post 119776)
There is another New Zealand c8ax on ebay item 200388393810
Located at Nanango in Queensland
starting price $3500
pictures show it is missing rims(dont know if they are supplied):confused
It remained unsold:
Quote:
Army blitz rare new Zealand 4x4
Item condition: --
Ended: Oct 07, 200902:19:41 PDT
Bid history: 0 bids
Starting bid: AU $3,500.00

Rare Blitz - 8CWT 4x4 New Zealand Chev Blitz - 6 stud wheels - suit restoration for futher information please call (07) 4163 22 42

Hanno Spoelstra 10-10-09 15:09
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony Smith (Post 119633)
Sorry Hanno. I used "Read new posts", and came into the discussion at the bottom of page 6 and replied before I noticed that others had more kindly pointed out the discrepancy. :doh
No problem mate ;)

Quote:
Who can explain Chev reasoning? It's a mystery why they (or DND perhaps?) would rate the C8AX as a 15cwt. Perhaps some HUP/HUW owners could share what their plates state. The real clue is the Chassis Serial, with 8448 ID'ing the C8AX.
You raised a good point, possibly NZ was looking to procure 15-cwt trucks, and only the 8-cwt chassis was available, so GM relabelled it as a 15-cwt?!?

H.

Hanno Spoelstra 11-10-09 08:36
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob McNeill (Post 119537)
Item 250504535314, nice little blitz by the tag another C8 8448-518, Question how many of us are going to chase each other to get it. I,m in.
This C8AX was sold for AU $3,007.25 and the chassis/cab ended up at a MLU Forum member - see C8AX Tac Sign:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ausmick (Post 120235)
Yes Hanno, this is the little red one of Ebay of recent. My mate rang me and wanted the fire fighting equipment it had on it. While the pictures didn't show it the tray was decked out with a good engine and hose reel as well as the water tank itself. We went 50/50 so helped me out as I took the truck, which is now tray less! Hence my search to see what it had on it as a tray in the past.

Keith Webb 11-10-09 08:44
Wasn't this the one...
 
which was in a recent clearing sale?

http://mapleleafup.org/forums/attach...2&d=1255178451

It certainly didn't look like it had hit a bridge before being sold at the clearing sale. Possibly the wheels were removed to lower it after hitting something while being transporting it on the back of the truck. What a shame.

Hanno Spoelstra 11-10-09 09:03
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Originally Posted by Keith Webb (Post 120260)
which was in a recent clearing sale?

http://mapleleafup.org/forums/attach...2&d=1255178451

It certainly didn't look like it had hit a bridge before being sold at the clearing sale. Possibly the wheels were removed to lower it after hitting something while being transporting it on the back of the truck. What a shame.
I think it was Another Blitz on Oz EBAy. It was without wheels and it seems the roof was already damaged.

H.

Keith Webb 11-10-09 13:19
Ohh
 
Yes I think you're right. Somehow I had missed it. These C8AX vehicles are as common as anything here now. :cheers:

Does anyone know what happened to this one?

http://www.mapleleafup.org/forums/at...5&d=1253305717

Ryan 12-10-09 05:06
Jesus, $3000 for a C60L at a clearing sale!

aj.lec 15-10-09 11:23
1942 dodge on ebay 360197592164

Keith Webb 15-10-09 11:30
Dodge
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by aj.lec (Post 120526)
1942 dodge on ebay 360197592164
Ah a Dodge T110. I have driver handbooks for these NOS.

That's a savage bit of rust in an unusual place in the brow of the cab.

Looks like there's a fair bit of interest in it. I think the roof hatch is the same as used on the Ford cab 12 here - they were made by an outside supplier for Ford and Dodge.

Ryan 30-10-09 05:13
chev manual
 
MB-C2:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1943-CHEV-BLI...d=p3911.c0.m14


and another one, $20:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1943-Military...item35a48ac629

Tony Smith 13-11-09 02:03
Cab Over GMC Compressor truck
 
3 Attachment(s)
Item No 260504998841

A bit of a rarity Downunder. Would this have seen Aust service (RAAF? AWC?) or is it more likely to be a US left-behind?

lendlease 16-11-09 23:14
COE trucks
 
Yes, I believe so. These were quite common here in Queensland with local councils in the 50's and early 60's.

cliff 17-11-09 01:37
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Originally Posted by Tony Smith (Post 121721)
Item No 260504998841

A bit of a rarity Downunder. Would this have seen Aust service (RAAF? AWC?) or is it more likely to be a US left-behind?
RAAF and Coastal Defence works used a few of them. Photo below is from the AWM

FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-02-03. GMC-AFKW - LE-ROI COMPRESSOR

Mike Timoshyk 17-11-09 02:15
Postage
 
Tony,

could ya plunk a bunch o stamps on it and post it to this side of the rock?

cheers

Mike

Ryan 20-11-09 06:20
chev manuals
 
MB-C2's:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT x-raaf issue

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT and another

no connections

Ryan 20-11-09 06:24
more stuff
 
MB-F1 manual:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Floor plates, two sets:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT
and
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Ford-WWII-Bli...item3efa27ffd0
NOS v8 sidevalve piston rings:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT


no connections

Tony Smith 20-11-09 15:40
Quote:
Originally Posted by rynoki (Post 122119)
NOS v8 sidevalve piston rings:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....=STRK:MEWAX:IT

no connections
These are for the smaller 3 1/16" bore and won't suit a Blitz or LP Carrier, but a good price nonetheless.

Ryan 26-11-09 22:23
transfer cases
 
4 of them:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHEV-FORD-BLI...item3ca7bac27c

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHEV-FORD-BLI...item3ca7bacb62

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHEV-FORD-BLI...item3ca7bad2ea

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHEV-FORD-BLI...item3ca7badc2b

no connection

Ryan 26-11-09 22:53
ford bits
 
steering assembly:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FORD-BLITZ-ST...item563750efc7

front axle:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FORD-BLITZ-4W...item56376ca19c

This guy has a whole truck apparently and is wrecking it for bits. Sydney area, NSW.

zemsi 29-11-09 10:35
NOS FORD 15CWT 4X2 DRIVER'S HANDBOOK CMP BLITZ
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....E:B:SS:DE:1123

BLUEPRINT FOR VICTORY CMP BLITZ WW2 WWII
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....E:B:SS:DE:1123


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