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Old 11-04-12, 22:59
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Euan,

Have you tried MIDWEST MILITARY? in the USA? http://www.midwestmilitary.net/

I see that they have a Universal Carrier on their website. Perhaps he can help as he sure has done a lot of Barn raiding of late.

Oh and a Carrier doesn't need markings: once you run out of fuel, you aint goin' no-where.

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What the chance of finding a NOS carrier dash? Thanks to Keith this will take pride of place on my carrier. Just need a NOS temp gauge to complete.
Note the carrier fuel gauge has a needle but no markings.
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Old 13-04-12, 07:35
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The new old stock bumper bar jewel I got from Brian Ashbury years ago and also the new old stock headlights for the 1941 Ford will soon be fitted to the cab.

Keith I've just ordered 10 more of those gear stick boots if anyone needs one let me know.

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Old 13-04-12, 07:58
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Great... I think they'll go like hotcakes!
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Old 13-04-12, 08:30
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The new old stock bumper bar jewel I got from Brian Ashbury years ago and also the new old stock headlights for the 1941 Ford will soon be fitted to the cab.

Keith I've just ordered 10 more of those gear stick boots if anyone needs one let me know.

Max
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Old 14-04-12, 15:41
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my hand up for one thanks
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Old 14-04-12, 16:52
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This is a tough one, but I would have to say the map reading light for my HUP.
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Old 14-04-12, 18:23
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Hmmm, this is a hard one: I've been really fortunate to round up many new-in-box CMP bits over the years, but the best was probably the complete convoy differential lamp and bracket, NOS in its box, or maybe the half dozen NOS Ford instrument clusters for the conventional type CMP dashboard.

Overall, though, the early WW2 British Tank helmet in excellent condition is amongst my most prized 'collectibles', and one of the few items I retained when we moved to the USA.

On the paperwork side, gosh, there have been some gems! Australian AC1 Sentinel tank operators manual and the ultra-rare workshop manual would have to be high on the list, along with the Russian overprinted GPA manual.

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