Reference: Plans How to build a tool box for a CMP truck

[Mike Timoshyk]

Thanks for the info Jordan. Yes I know headlights are manditory and signals are a very good item for these beasties....

As for my experience at the MTO...a breeze...I brought a copy of Gregg's book Fighting Vehicles 1943-1945 as a reference in case they needed any extra info. I was in and out of the office in no less than 15 min with a set of plates and fully registered. Woo HOO! Damn easy.

All that is left is to fix up the stuff I need for the safety and voila...

cheers from Southern Ontario

Mike Timoshyk

[Mike Timoshyk]

A quick pic of a test run around the block....all the little glitches being sorted out and the wiring runs getting all cleaned up.

My deadline for Tuesday 14 Oct is do-able and I should be good to go.

More pics later today...

cheers

Mike Timoshyk in somewhat foggy Windsor Ontario

WOOOHOOO

[Jordan Baker]

Congradulations my friend. It has been really interesting to watch the progress of your rebuild. I have lots of ideas for doing mine when I get to that point.

Now the fun really starts doing all the little minor things to really make the resto job stand out.

[Mike Timoshyk]

Well I went for my first trip out of the neighbourhood to a Show and Shine at the A&W. It was the last one of the summer. I managed to get a lot done in the last week. I made the 14 Oct deadline. Here are a couple of pics as she looks now. By no means is it complete but she certaily looks the part.

I want to take time to thank all those who contributed know-how, parts, advice and encouragement. From Australia to Europe to the US and way out in the sticks at the Hammond Barn, thank you all. A special thanks to Mark Tonner for helping me out these past few days with the unit and formation signage.

To all you MLUers THANKS!!!!

Mike Timoshyk in Sunny Windsor....

[RHClarke]

Originally Posted by Mike Timoshyk

... I made the 14 Oct deadline. Here are a couple of pics as she looks now. By no means is it complete but she certaily looks the part... From Australia to Europe to the US and way out in the sticks at the Hammond Barn, thank you all. To all you MLUers THANKS!!!!
Mike Timoshyk in Sunny Windsor....

I salute the Senior Service - they trained you well. What efficiency. You make the Rotters look downright lazy (OK, it's a given). Speaking for my self, this Rotter is impressed and inspired. Let us know when you are next in Ottawa and we will pop a few tops to celebrate your achievement.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Mike, congrats on the restoration. It is as much a tribute to the men & women who built it originally, as the man who restored it.

Hats off to you, sir!

Hanno

[NORTH-SHORE(CANADA)]

Hi Mike


Nice Works
Do you have the plan for the Spare Tire Carrier and Tool Box and do you have the messurement ? And did you start to do the bed door if yes do you have a plant for that to

Thanks

Eric

[Jon Skagfeld]

Originally Posted by Mike Timoshyk

I want to take time to thank all those who contributed know-how, parts, advice and encouragement. From Australia to Europe to the US and way out in the sticks at the Hammond Barn, thank you all. A special thanks to Mark Tonner for helping me out these past few days with the unit and formation signage.

Nice signage.