1941 Austin Army Ambulance

[Radek]

I am mad.
I have won this lady, but now start hard work how can I get it in Europe.

[S LATHERON (RIP)]

to much makes you
Radek
perhaps you need to take a long rest!!
you are going to need a lot of help from friends, one with a truck and low bed trailer or a container a shipping company who are feeling generous and then some where dry to store it while you work out your best way forward
I look forward to reading about its progress to its new home and the its on going restoration.
I wish you well Steve

[Dusonn]

Hi Radek,

congratulation to your new acquisition She will certainly like a new home. I used this Sydney based company when I was moving back to Europe after 3 years spent in Australia. http://www.hellaseurope.com.au/ You might just start with them and ask for a quote. Good luck!

[Dinty]

G'day All, Well I was surprised to see how much it sold for, and it will make for an interesting read when you do eventually get it to your abode cheers Dennis

[Stefano Ruggeri]

Radek,
You never cease to amaze me....! Are you thinking of putting together a personal convoy of your own?
Best of luck with the Austin, it'll be spectacular when it's done
PS: I trust that you'll be coming to Normandy next year? I've just got to meet someone that will bring a K2 all the way from Australia... (and I thought I was crazy transporting my WOT2 from Scotland to Italy)
All the best,
Stef

[Radek]

Hi Stef,
do you mean something like this.

it will take any time.

[Radek]

Now are in progres Austin 10-4 and 16hp and a litlle bit R-E 350WD/CO.

I am wayting on answer from transport company.

[Stefano Ruggeri]

Originally Posted by Radek

Hi Stef,
do you mean something like this.

it will take any time.

Of course a K6 would look good in that company... only joking Radek

[Radek]

A few months ago was sold for only 1888 GBP K5 in England.

And what K7?