Loyd Carrier

Neil Ashley · #1 06-02-09, 09:03

Without a some original markings on the vehicle you are reduced to trying to find your registration number in a photograph.

Pedr · #2 06-02-09, 22:35

Goed dag Meneer,

You should speak to Dirk Leegwater. He is a member here on MLU. Lives in the Netherlands, and has a Loyd.

Pedr.

paul visser · #3 08-02-09, 12:34

Yes i know Dirk he lives 8 miles from me. but i am still looking for information.
Thank's

Hanno Spoelstra · #4 08-02-09, 14:47

Hallo Paul,

Like Neil said, if you cannot find unit markings on the Loyd, all you can hope for is someone found T-136474 in a unit diary or vehicle listing somewhere. There are some people collection this sort of information, I think they spend more time and money on this aspect of the hobby than many vehicle restorers do on a vehicle restoration.

Met vriendelijke groet,
Hanno

Dirk Leegwater (RIP) · #5 09-01-10, 11:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by paul visser

#1. Yes i know Dirk he lives 8 miles from me
but i am still looking for information.

#2. Is there any one with information/photo's
about a Loyd in Canadian service?

"Canadian" Loyd Carrier ? You right Bob, ready for another Blue.

Cheers, Dirk

RichardT10829 · #6 09-01-10, 11:22

i thought whilst looking at the chassis it looked remarkably like a truck bed. in comparison to the Unversal carrier i would guess these must have been some what lighter ? i really love these things and after my Mk1* is complete i will probably go for one of these or perhaps a T16/Windsor.

Lynn Eades · #7 09-01-10, 11:45

Richard, I see that you have quickly moved to the tertiary stage of this terminal disease.

Bob Carriere · #8 10-01-10, 05:23

....could you do the same reverse rotation using Chevrolet axles..... in fact why not just run the contraption with the engine in front.......and UC tracks..?

Got a spare CMP frame....lots of axles kicking around..... think I know where I can get the running gear from a UC in the woods for the taking......

Need another beer!!!!!

Boob