The great shed raid at Yass
 

Ganmain Tony here on Max's computer.Today is an organised assault on a Cab 12 Ford from Max's collection as a donor for another cab 12 back at Ganmain (No, not Howards....mine). By the way Howard was supposed to join me with his ute to carry the parts, but instead, not only are the attatched photos going to show Tony Smith how to pull apart a cab 12. They are also going to show you all how to jam a falcon sedan full of one half to three quarters of a Cab 12.

Once we pulled the cab off we found the chassis number which we dont seem to see on a lot of cab 12's. It also matched the plate on the dash. So going on the value of the parts at North wagga clearing sales this truck is (was) worth $5000. Yahoo!!!!

Pictures will follow later

Best wishes Tony, Max, Ashley, Robert & young Tim Farmer.

Max some important questions that need answering.

Did the raider come bearing sponge cakes.

Did the dog attack the raider as you may to have consider a bigger additional dog.

Hope things are going well for you and yours.

Most of the cab in a Ford Falcon, can hardly wait to see the photos.

But them maybe Henry had moving old trucks when he designed the cabin.

Regards

Col

Ganmain Tony
 

Good on you Tony!

Hope you managed to get the parts you need for Corowa.

Howard, what happened to you?

Looking forward to seeing the pictures too. Just what did you manage to cram into the Falcon?

Maybe Max can answer this as I know Tony doesn't have his own access.

Col there was no cake to sweeten me up but the raider ate ours in large quanties and you know Col he brought his own dog and it was much bigger than tazz. Even with out his cake we had a good day, we removed the cab off the chassie so as we could store the cab in the shed and Tony then set to removing the transfer case to take home with him pluss other parts as well

Keith I think he will be back and maybe with a cake
Max

Well as the Cardinal said to the Actress:

Pic from Emma
 

Looks like it was taken as all Tony's discs ruptured at once.

Hhhhmmmm...
 

Has he collapsed, or is he humping it? I think the latter. :thup:

Bit of both
 

After all, he was very keen to get a 2-speed transfer case. Hope he didn't do himself further injury. Those cases are very solid.

(Just as well Tony doesn't have internet access). :p

Tony is planing to be back on Saturday to see what else he can find and if time permits we may work on a chev
Max

Good News
 

The more he 'aquires' fromyou, the less he 'aquires' from me... :salute:

Chev
 

Maybe Tony could help you work on the Chev to give him some perspective. :devil:

Howard this trip Tony is hoping to take home some treasures before you get here :D
Max

Meanwhile back in Ganmain
 

...Howard has the road in from Yass monitored and is searching every vehicle coming through...

... I don't hope that Tony will touch any F15 parts :nono:

This is my precious, my precious :teach: :sheep: :sheep: :sheep:


http://www.fordite.com/Images/Fordit...f%20gollum.jpg

Dont worry Chris, your parts are safe. There's nothing I need in them anyway......

I know a back way that even Howard doesn't know!!

... thanks Max, good on ya mate :kangaroo

Tony has spent another day working on blitzs at Yass helping us change a diff on the cab 11 (chev), putting the back panel of the cab on, fitting the radiator and pulling parts off a donar chev

he also brought cake this time, he is a quick learner

I guess he had a good teacher :thup:

Tony is good for a couple hours work on a blitz, when he comes for a visit.

Here we are.

Max

Tony with a boot load of rusty stuff, wondering where the bumper bar will fit. But it wouldn't so he had to leave it behind.

Max

Hello Max

Hey Ive been told there is a serial # stamped into the RH frame rail by the motor mount, can you tell me where you guys found the frame stamps just to narrow down my search ?

mine is s F15A ......... Id like to find #'s on it or 3 new Ford Data plates for the dash as all thats left is the screws

If anyone down under can help either with an extra set of plates or info as to where to find the serial #'s without sandblasting the whole frame :wacko:

Thanks Max and all.

Terry we have found chassie numbers on top of the chassie on the drivers side beside the engine mount but for some reason all fords were not stamped on the chassie. Tony Smith may be able to help with info on data plates.
Max

Thanx Max

Id appriciate any help .......... Ill look again with my glasses on this time :blink:

If Tony can help with Data plates that woule be great too.

greetings from ......... snowy ........... melting ......... Canada :thup2:

frame Stamp.
 

Does this help with location re Frame stamp! RHS adjacent to engine mount near X member.

Ian

Ian

Thats awesome ......... I see the ground clamp so know where we should look now a bit more in depth.

Well Ill let you know .......... BTW does anyone in the hobby make reproduction data plates that can be stamped ?

Thanks all :thup2: