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22-10-11, 11:25
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Sorry Ryan 
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22-10-11, 11:46
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No worries Richard. The more info the better.
Some other stuff. 4x UK type carrier wheels $200 2x Aus type carrier wheels $50 75mm gun mantlet off grant tank $1500 2x NOS Cent tank wheels $40 Matilda or possibly Stuart tank turret ring $160
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27-10-11, 01:04
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Sorry I missed you there Ryno.
Yep me too, drove all day to come home empty handed. I think if its advertised in the Weekly Times.......stay home 
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27-10-11, 07:41
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Who thinks they purchased the best bargains?
I know Colin Jones was very happy with his purchase. Maybe he could share his story.
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27-10-11, 08:38
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My mum was happy with her ceramic chook!
And even though I came home empty handed I was happy to see money in my wallet at the end of the day. A days entertainment. Hey Anthony, you should have told me before hand! Probably walked straight past each other.
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27-10-11, 08:45
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I was amazed by the number of MLU people in attendance and very few indicated they would be attending. People came from far and wide. I know of 3 from New Zealand, one from Darwin, another from Queensland and one from Western Australia along with numerous people from South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria.
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27-10-11, 23:25
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 Sounds like a bit of competition for the Grant side mantlet. Matilda and Grant and Stag might have similar size turret rings but Stuarts have a gear in the turret and rollers on the top deck...does anyone know which tank it was for? If Grant it'd comprise about 3 rings plus the ring gear plus bearings and brass bearing spreaders all bolted together to form a unit. Stag is similar to Grant except has a sloping lower-outer face and the gear is cut from that same ring instead of being a seperate boltable item. Also the Stag top deck has a weld most of the way around the ring so if the ring was cut out you'd see the shiny weld bead around the edge. Regards Alex
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27-10-11, 23:44
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Hi Alex, I can definately say it was not for a Stuart so my guess is it was for a Matilda. Very, Very, cheap. Purchased by Mr Bellfield.
Colin.
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29-10-11, 12:14
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Well I just got home with my puchase. Still a bit there that has not been collected yet.
Colin.
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31-10-11, 04:28
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I know the truck fits under the wrecker body OK.
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31-10-11, 09:29
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Reckon you will have it ready for Corowa ?
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