Heads Up: CMPs up for auction in Prince Albert Saskatchewan

[Hanno Spoelstra]

#624: F8 parts truck > correction: C8
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/1940...arts_i54083155
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SOLD 150.00CAD + (22.50) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes


#625: Chevrolet C15 Cab 11 Model 8421, s/n 0842101106
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/1940...1106_i54083156
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SOLD 460.00CAD + (69.00) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes


#626: Ford F8 Cab 11/12 parts truck
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/1940...arts_i54083157
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SOLD 2,100.00CAD + (315.00) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes


#628: Ford F60L, s/n F60448MGS6, date 27-Mar-1942(!)
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/1942...MGS6_i54083159
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SOLD 875.00CAD + (131.25) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.


#694: 8-cwt canopy frame?
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/cana...rame_i54083225
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SOLD 90.00CAD + (13.50) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.


#842: Cab 11/12 door
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/arme...door_i54083373
SOLD 22.50CAD + (3.38) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.

[Alex van de Wetering]

Rob,

Thanks for posting the heads up! Interesting stuff, especially the 8cwt body; it seems quite solid and still has some of the Wireless fittings that have long gone on mine.

If anyone on the forum is planning to view the lots in person......and willing to take some pictures.... I would be very interested in some pictures and maybe a measurement or two of the 8cwt body.

#624: F8 parts truck
https://bid.schmalzauctions.com/1940...arts_i54083155
Attachment 138688

It's a Chev. It would be interesting to see if it still has the data plate, as it seems it might be around the same build period as my C8....cab vents, cab 11, early small box with lights on the right rear only.
It also has the rare speaking-tube panel still fitted to the rear of the cab, and that rare trim piece, for the edge of the roof, casually draped over the nose!

[Alex van de Wetering]

#654
Some 8cwt rims
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#845
Carrier "train cart" wheels
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#846
LAAT/FAT wheel chocks
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Also spotted some M38A1 engines, and a GMC engine with starter on the right hand side.
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[brengunman]

I will be going to the auction. PM me if there is anything I can do. I do not know much about CMP's so be specific re lot number etc..
George

[Alex van de Wetering]

I will be going to the auction. PM me if there is anything I can do. I do not know much about CMP's so be specific re lot number etc..
George

George, super! I will contact you by PM with my email-address.

[Mike K]

Interesting seeing the steel box for the mounting of the wireless set in that 8cwt 1A2 body. The line illustrations from the DND 8 cwt body publication show that a wooden table was fitted for the wireless set, similar to the British 8cwt FFW bodies. Just to the rear end of the wireless steel box is the long bracket for the fitting of three canvas 'signals satchels' quite a rare thing to see the bracket still there. The late David Pope rescued a few of these 8 cwt bodies - I hope they were saved by somebody and didn't go to scrap.

#694: 8-cwt canopy frame? Doesn't appear to be from a 8cwt body, well at least not the short 1A1 type.

Alex, if you need any details of the body i.e. dimensions - I have the drawings that Ian Richardson (UK) sketched , Ian had access to a original very early 1A2 with the single rear lamp.

It also has the rare speaking-tube panel still fitted to the rear of the cab I have the drawing for this panel.

[Alex van de Wetering]

Alex, if you need any details of the body i.e. dimensions - I have the drawings that Ian Richardson (UK) sketched , Ian had access to a original very early 1A2 with the single rear lamp.

Hi Mike, thanks for the offer, but I already have them....David Pope sent them to me years ago, but it was you that sent me the Morris PU plans for the scale model I did at the time.

nteresting seeing the steel box for the mounting of the wireless set in that 8cwt 1A2 body. The line illustrations from the DND 8 cwt body publication show that a wooden table was fitted for the wireless set, similar to the British 8cwt FFW bodies. Just to the rear end of the wireless steel box is the long bracket for the fitting of three canvas 'signals satchels' quite a rare thing to see the bracket still there.

That's exactly what also caught my eye....rare details that aren't covered in Ians drawings. I recon the difference in wood vs steel box/tray for the Wireless might have to do with the type of set fitted. The 8cwt's were originally intended for a WS9 or WS11, but were later replaced with WS19.....which could be the reason for fitting a different (steel) tray (?)