Bren/Blitz/Stuart bits
 

Carrying on from earlier thread "Blitz Gearbox"
Also available are:
what appears to be a Bren Carrier dash, see pic
Ford diff for carrier or "small Blitz" ?
Ford radiator
Bren Carrier Jack
Stuart tank sparkplugs x 14 (I think thats a full set isn't it?)
2 blitz seats
2 Chev Pass. doors
Ford Blitz Dogbox (Do they come in 2 parts?, theres 2 bits anyway) Rough but easily repairable (I have not seen it)
and the gearbox
Contact details will be given to anyone interested, all parts located in North East Victoria, prices are between you and vendor.
Rich.

Hey Rich, excuse my ignorance, but whats a dogbox?
I could use the bren diff if it's the right one.
Rick

Carrier jack
 

Hi richard, I am interested in the carrier jack if you could give me the contact details I have sent you an E mail,
Thanks Ron

Ignorance excused Rick,
I meant the engine cover .....(whats an engine?)
Thats the heavy noisy bit that makes the Blitz move....(whats a Blitz????)

Sorry, we'll be here all night
I'll PM you the details, you shouldn't neeed them though.

Ron
Check your E-Mail
Rich

Thanks Rich.
If we learn something new each day, then the days not wasted. So todays not wasted.
If it's a two peices cover from a no12 cab Ford then I'm interested.
Thanks rick.

Rich
 

You have a PM from me.

Bob

Richard
 

Hi Richard,
Thanks for the heads up, I have purchased the carrier jack
Many Thanks
Regards, Ron

Thanks for letting us know, Ron
Rich

Bren /Blitz/Stuart/ bits
 

Regarding the Bren carrier dash panel thats the first time that I have ever seen the Throttle and Choke buttons fitted into the dash panel, just a thought could it have been an on farm Strickland type coversion using the panel at the rear of the engine? similer to, but not a Strickland conversion,anyone got any thoughts on this one?
Regards, Ron

Carrier Dash Panel
 

Hi Ron - I'll let you know when I get the panel. Looking at the image it appears it was fitted with a switch guard that has been removed. However, coincidently, I just bought another plate that appears to have been an earlier one but with a switch guard fitted which looks incorrect. As Jared pointed out there was switch scripting both on the plate and on the guard. So the plan will be to remove the incorrectly fitted guard off one plate and relocate it on the one that has the guard missing.

Richard - thanks for the heads up. Had a long conversation with Phil early this morning and got along very well.

Bob

Thanks Richard
I have bought the doors and the manual :thup2:

Carrier Dash Panel
 

Hi all, particularly Ron - I think you were spot on with this panel being ex. Strickland. I have sent images to Bruce Strickland, grandson of Jack, for confirmation. My quandry now is do I restore it as a Carrier or Strickland panel?

Bob

Strickland Panel
 

Hello Bob,
Many thanks for your reply, My opinion for what its worth is, that its far better to keep it as an original Jack Strickland conversion. If that it is what it seems to be as other people are restoring Strickland carriers and it would be ideal to fit back into one of thoses carriers as a matter of interest I spoke to Phil on Thursday of last week and in his words he bought a cut down carrier years ago to restore but never got around to it, so its odd on that it was or is a Strickland conversion,
Best Regards, Ron

Re. Suspected Strickland Panel
 

Hi Ron - I am inclined to agree with you as far as keeping it Strickland, if that is what it is. As previously stated I am waiting for Bruce Strickland to get back to me for confirmation.

Bob

Bob,
Sounds like you have a Horny Dilemma. One of those rare occaisions where something modified may be worth more than the original.
The impression I had was that this panel had nothing to do with any of Phils vehicles, and that he knew it was a Carrier Speedo because thats what the guy who gave it to him said it was. Willing to be corrected, and will ask when I see him next.
Rich

Strickland speedo?
 

Hello Richard,
And thanks for the reply, it will be inreresting to hear what Phil has to say, by the way he sounds like a really nice guy, thanks again for your help,
Regards, Ron