they are save now at home almost !

Grant Bowker · #1 12-05-09, 12:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

Yes, Bill Gregg listed the body types in his "Canadian Military Vehicle Profile Series" Vol. 2. Colin Stevens has scanned them and put them on his CMP web page.

- Hanno

Thank you Hanno,
I have Vol. 2 of Bill Greggs series. He says "The body type code is too complicated and inconsistent to be listed here". I was hoping that someone would either know where to find the fulll listing or be able to fill in some of the gaps. For example, was there ever a 2D1, was it only an idea, a prototype or a production model?

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #2 19-05-09, 17:49

Hi
Nice day to work on the ford

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #3 24-05-09, 00:25

Hi
I found this in the truck is it original

it fit bo size of nut

Phil Waterman · #4 24-05-09, 16:19

Should fit lug nuts and the wheel nuts, some that I have seen are painted white on one end lug nut, other painted red which is the outer wheel nuts. Impossible to confuse as they are obviously different size.

Don’t think that lug wrench will fit the Jeep in the back ground.

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #5 24-05-09, 17:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

Should fit lug nuts and the wheel nuts, some that I have seen are painted white on one end lug nut, other painted red which is the outer wheel nuts. Impossible to confuse as they are obviously different size.

Don’t think that lug wrench will fit the Jeep in the back ground.

Hi
Do you think is original?? and for the jeep my litle boy first jeep

Phil Waterman · #6 24-05-09, 17:54

Hi Eric

Yes from the picture I would say that it is original. It matches the pictures of seen of the CMP tool kits and it matches the one that was in the tool kit for my HUP.

Cheers Phil

Phil Waterman · #7 24-05-09, 17:56

Hi Eric

Yes from the picture I would say that it is original. It matches the pictures of I've seen of the CMP tool kits and it matches the one that was in the original tool kit for my HUP.

Cheers Phil

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #8 24-05-09, 20:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

Hi Eric

Yes from the picture I would say that it is original. It matches the pictures of I've seen of the CMP tool kits and it matches the one that was in the original tool kit for my HUP.

Cheers Phil

Hi,
Yesser good news and do you have a pic of the tool kits it will be nice to make one kit for my truck

Phil Waterman · #9 25-05-09, 00:46

I've got pictures that I will try and find but here is an earlier thread on tool kits which has similar if not the same photos that I have http://orbit.dnsrouter.com/~mlu/foru...ight=tool+kits

I'll keep looking to see if we can't expand this listing

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #10 26-05-09, 15:38

Hi,
Here what is on my property now don't foget i ave a property of 75feet by 250 feet

Anyone could help me identified this think

i never see this on my ford before

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #11 30-05-09, 21:46

Hi
Nice steel for the year don't you think 1941 and wit the winter etc.....

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #12 16-11-09, 02:33

HI,
I need your help on this

i remove the 2 smalls braket on the top one

did i do someting that i could regret

and the order one is a hold with a cap, is it original

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #13 16-11-09, 03:14

Hi,
I just found this pic on the net of a chevy it not the same braket but i don't know what it is

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #14 19-11-09, 01:51

Hi,
I found this data plate on the sterring box of my 1944 chevy anyone know if this is coment and if this is a ww2 data plate

Harry Moon · #15 19-11-09, 05:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by NORTH-SHORE(CANADA)

Hi,
I found this data plate on the sterring box of my 1944 chevy anyone know if this is coment and if this is a ww2 data plate

Same thing still on mine.

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #16 19-11-09, 12:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry Moon

Same thing still on mine.

Hi,
Do you know if is from WW2

Phil Waterman · #17 19-11-09, 14:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by NORTH-SHORE(CANADA)

Hi,
I just found this pic on the net of a chevy it not the same braket but i don't know what it is

Hi Eric

Picture you found is of the round hatch on my HUP. See http://www.canadianmilitarypattern.com/ http://www.canadianmilitarypattern.com/Posting.html

The little L shape tabs are to keep rain water from being driven up under the canvas hatch and dribble through the two holes for the hatches draw strap.

I don't know what the other bracket toward the front.

Cheers Phil

NORTH-SHORE(CANADA) · #18 20-11-09, 01:37

HI,
Here the pic of the braket and as you could see that y i remouve it i could fit a ring around the hole

and you could see where i think is the hole for the antenna it have a cover

and here the ring is on but the braket remouve

And here the order litle hole is it original it ave the cover on to

Bob Carriere · #19 20-11-09, 02:34

HI Eric

The two brackets you removed should have been left there..... they are part of the brackets that holds the tarp cover inplace when you remove it. You should be able to mig weld them in place without too much trouble

I am not sure about the other holes...... the one with 3 bolts could be for a snorkel running to the top of the engine cover...... do you have a picture fo the top of your engine cover....?? these were very late conversions and very few actually exists..... you may have a missmatched top or engine cover.

The other hole with 6 bolts may have been for an radio antenna base.... it looks the right size.......again not a common conversion..... maybe one of a kind field modification.

Bob C.