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09-07-11, 16:05
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Bob -
Had a look ref your number '8119'....this is not the veh T-number as this would then refer to a Matilda II. I suggest this might be the Manufacturer's number - can you see if there is a T-No on the armour upper edges...? Roddy 
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09-07-11, 18:35
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MK I carrier restoration.
Hello Bob
The ultimate sporce of carrier information is Nigel Watsons books on the " Universal Carriersvol I and vol II". Beg, borrow, steal or buy direct from Nigel in Scotland. Well worth every penny. Vol I lists all the carriers alloted to Cdn units, the nearest serial # to yours is 819 which was issued to M.T. Borden. If you are planning to install a radio, Sir Plus in the west Ed mall had about 20 WS 19 sets a year ago. I also need the rubber on my wheels redone, 2 have no rubber at all, but the idlers are in perfect condition. I have my MK I carrier listed under the restoration section. Regards Roberta Melville AKA universalgrl
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11-07-11, 07:54
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Rubber
Just got a couple of wheels off yesterday. Taking them in next week after I get back from British Columbia to put rubber on them. As soon as they are done I will post pictures. Thanks Guys
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11-07-11, 23:20
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really nice straight carrier you've got there.
good luck with the resto. rick
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