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I believe the Iltis and M151A2 unstucker flanges were the same. Just the stud extensions were different. I have spares of the plates I think, but when I get to the scrapyard next I'll see if I have any of the long nuts. The nuts oculd be made form regular hexstock if need be. They would need to be drilled and tapped.
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