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Old 05-11-15, 20:36
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Hi Sylvain
It looks like a rebuild rear end, but of the right design.
The hatchs have the correct shape but the way they are constructed are not correct, I have attached a picture of how they schould look, they are made of one folded sheet.
I have also attached a picture of when mine was rebuild back in the early nineties.
The weld of sheet to the frame on mine is originally very crude, have attached a picture, so dont be to worried about that.
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Old 05-11-15, 21:07
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Thank you very much for this pics!
I think the walls are original and the inner was rebuit.
I will have to changes some steel plates and weld some kilometers!!

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Old 05-11-15, 21:31
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Know the feeling, if I dont get this sold.
I have a lot more pictures if you need.
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Old 05-11-15, 22:13
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The hatchs have the correct shape but the way they are constructed are not correct-they are made of one folded sheet.
Please - are the hatches the same design on cab 13 FATs?
Thank you
Frankie
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Old 06-11-15, 09:26
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From what I have seen the rear body of a Cab 12 and Cab 13 gun tractor, look very identical. But I havent measured a cab 13 to confirm it.
Maybe some of our Cab13 CGT owners can help?
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Old 06-11-15, 09:57
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From what I have seen the rear body of a Cab 12 and Cab 13 gun tractor, look very identical. But I havent measured a cab 13 to confirm it.
Maybe some of our Cab13 CGT owners can help?
Sorry, I thought the style of the doors, not the dimensions... that thay are made of one piece folded sheet.. I won't hack this thread anymore, will ask somewhere else
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Old 06-11-15, 16:17
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Yes construction of the doors is the same . The doors are not made out of 1 piece , it is a flat piece folded over with a triple folded piece in it , do you get it ? , not so easy to make the folded piece . modern folding machines are pressing from the top , and won`t work .
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Old 06-11-15, 20:55
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Yes construction of the doors is the same . The doors are not made out of 1 piece , it is a flat piece folded over with a triple folded piece in it , do you get it ? , not so easy to make the folded piece . modern folding machines are pressing from the top , and won`t work .
Thank you, yes, I think I did get it. Happy to knoe people with 1930's machines
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Old 08-11-15, 21:54
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Hi
Here are the measurements of the hatches on my CGT.
They might vary a bit from vehicle to vehicle.
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