CMP quad + limber + 25 pdr gun
 

I had a call from someone who wishes to sell his Canadian CMP FAT quad along with the limber and 25 pounder gun. Details are sketchy, storage appears to be a problem, the reason for sale. It is situated in Northern France.
If anyone is interested, message me offline for more details.

Richard

Re: CMP quad + limber + 25 pdr gun
 

Richard,
Why don't you look up the RCHA Association in Kingston,Ontario,& put it to them.Maybe they'd be interested in gettig it for their use

Re: Re: CMP quad + limber + 25 pdr gun
 

Garry,
Thanks for that. There looks like there is interest closer to home at present. I am only passing the info on for the owner.

Richard

French FAT
 

This is a Ford FGT. The owner was asking FF 135000 (€20580) for the combination back in 2001, when I photographed the FAT.

Richard

Do you know if the CMP Quad and limber are still available?? and if so any price ??

Cheers
Richard Hughes

Richard,
The owner did not actually state a price, but intimated it would be less than another that had been advertised recently, what that was I do not know.
If you ring me tomorrow, I will give you his phone number, as I have it at work.

Richard

Now I've Gone And Done It
 

Several months a go a I raised a thread expressing my interest in purchasing a CMP vehicle particularly a gun tractor. With the help of several members on this forum I found what I was looking for and I now own a 1944 Cab13 Ford Gun tractor. So for your viewing pleasure I hopefully attach a photo.

Richard Hughes

Complete with ..
 

Original axle lifting hubs...A beauty...Give us the story and the history and running condition...WE are all ears..or eyes...
Well done...

French FAT
 

Richard,

I recall your intial query. Three months to find the CMP vehicle you want is quick - congrats on your purchase! Gun Tractors are nice, and this one is a Ford to boot! Would that happen to be the French one? If so, did you get the gun and limber as well?

Another picture of the French FAT goes attached here.

Regards,
Hanno

Yes it does happen to be the French one. Unfortunately I don't have any history of the the vehicle other than where I bought it, which is from the Battery Todt Museum near Calais. The previous owner can't remember where he got it from or quite how long he has had it. I would certainly be grateful if anybody does have any history on the vehicle.

FGT Canvas Top
 

I recently bought a Cab 13 Ford Gun Tractor (see "Now I've Gone And Done It") unfortunately one of the things I am missing is the canvas roof that goes over the crew compartment . Does anybody have any details of the shape or size of the cover so I can get it remade.

Richard Hughes.

FGT Canvas Top
 

As nobody seems to much in the way of details of the FGT Canvas top has anybody got any overhead photos of Cab 13 gun tractors (Chev or Ford) so I can try and work things out that way.
Once again any help would be greatly appreciated.

Richard Hughes

FGT Chassis Number
 

I am looking to register my Ford Gun Tractor for road use unfortunately I cannot for the life of me find the chassis number other than on the Data Plate on the door(hopefully original to the vehicle).
I have vague recollections of seeing a similar topic about Ford chassis numbers appearing on MLU but I can't find that either(I know I am not having alot of luck).

So the big question is do Fords have a Chassis number and where is it located ?????

Many thanks for any help
Richard Hughes.

A place to look
 

My F60L has the chassis number on the horizontal surface next to the right hand engine mount, I only found it because the nose piece is off the truck for repairs

Thanks Greg I will give that a look

Richard Hughes

Re: FGT Canvas Top
 

Richard, you probably have things sorted out by now, but here goes an underside shot:

http://photos.kitmaker.net/data/1333...elding_085.jpg
Source: KitMaker Gallery

Hanno

Thanks for the picture and reply . I have only recently managed to get the canvas side of things sorted out.

Cheers
Richard Hughes

My pleasure, Richard. Mind you, I'm not sure if the picture shows the original set-up...restorer beware!

H.

Here's a picture of Richard Hughes' FGT, taken at Beltring 2005:
http://www.canadianregister.co.uk/we...202005/106.jpg
source