Another friend of mine mentioned e-go too. The sender is really quite remote, though not enough to cause a problem, I hope. I want to make this as simple for him as I can, because he is very busy in many ways. I will email him to ask if he is can give me dimensions and approx weight, so I can look closer at e-go. The printing of shipping labels is pretty standard practice. l have been cought out in past with dimensions or weight not being entirely accurate, with this costing a LOT more once transpost company checks this. With something like the pieces I'm talking about, there is real potential to be charged huse excess costs.
At first appearance, my 'treasure' may look unimpressive. A closer look reveals all the brackets, and attachments that make a great difference to a build up like mine. It would be possible to cut (literally) dimensions down, but that would be a shame to do. Won't say any more publically about the parts or their source, to avoid identifying the seller.
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Ford CMP, 115" WB,1942 (Under Restoration...still)
Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder)
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24-03-17, 10:52
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