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Old 26-03-12, 02:13
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Default MKI or MK II ?

OK may be silly question, but if I throw out some photos, can anyone tell me or confirm which version this is?

I'm prepared to wear the Duncecap or buy the Beer, I'm leaning towards MK I because of the rear steps have the rubber, not the welded in checker plate etc. However, without the boxes, lights bells and whistles I'm not sure.

I scrounged up some parts etc., including the piece that had the numbers, I just want to make sure they are in line with the Carrier I brought home and not the 'Hull' that had been converted into a trailer.

Thanks for your time and patience.

Jim

Some photos are in the 'Finally Got it Home; Thread.
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Old 26-03-12, 03:05
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Default Ok...

Do you start it by pushing a button on the dash.....Mk 1

Or...Lifting a lever on the left of the driver's seat.....Mk 2

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Old 26-03-12, 04:42
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Default MK I It is LOL

OK Guy's, I've been 'Schooled and Spanked' via PM's and emails and MK I it is LOL!

Thanks for your help
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Old 26-03-12, 12:26
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your lucky the provenance is still there should be a straight forward job welding it back in...you may need to use stainless wire in a mig but dont quote me.
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Old 26-03-12, 14:21
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The best method of welding it back in is with stick using 7018 rod
That way all the seams will be able to be ground back as per original
( no stainless weld line)
Using 7018 rod will also retain the hardness of the original plate
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Cheers Stew... i knew someone would know the best way....either way its good that the cut out bits can go back in.
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War Department CT54508 (SOLD)
1944 Ford Universal Carrier MkII* (under restoration).
1944 Morris C8 radio body (under restoration).
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Old 26-03-12, 15:57
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The best method of welding it back in is with stick using 7018 rod
That way all the seams will be able to be ground back as per original
( no stainless weld line)
Using 7018 rod will also retain the hardness of the original plate
Stew
Thanks for the info!

Jim
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