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17-01-16, 07:10
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Here are a few shots of my FGT.
I have no idea what the slots on the rear drivers side ledge where the spare is stored are for not the bracket with the bolt in it. behind the spare wheel. There is a bracket on the outside next to the back left door with a pad riveted to it that also eludes me. Here are some pics with the last being a banner I found in the left storage hatch . 
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17-01-16, 07:11
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the banner. I think it is from a Mobil promotion done in 1960
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17-01-16, 08:37
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slots
Hi Gina,
The slots are where a plate covers and protects the spare wheel. Wayne
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17-01-16, 12:56
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Thanks Wayne...any photos??
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18-01-16, 08:39
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Factory plans
I'm sure you a set of plans😉
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Euan McDonald 4? C-GT (Aust) #8 44 C-GT (Aust) #9 42 Jeep, Trailer Aust 3 Welbike MK2 complete Welbike MK2 inconplete under resto C15A x3 C60S x1 ex ambo F60L x3 LP2a carrier SAR #4993. Trailer No27 Limber Trailer, Cario cargo Trailer, Pontoon semi Wiles Cooker 2 wheeled (jnr)
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18-01-16, 10:48
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photos
I sold all my photos to Euan
 I did have photos but pre digital days and the photo album was buried with the truck, along with my dreams... The original drawing explains it very well.
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18-01-16, 14:59
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True I have the plans....there are lots and lots of them..I wasn't sure what was wot...
A photo of a fully set up rig would be soooo helpful  There are some little cleats and some brackets ...
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20-01-16, 07:13
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Quote:
 
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20-01-16, 09:02
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zBCpkAYmoE
A QANTAS Electra so worth a watch I was underneath today trying to find the serial number...doesn't seem to be on chassis rail near stbd engine mount. I noticed my diff convoy light is in a different place to that on the AWM. Mine shines on the port side of the Banjo . I rubbed the Banjo back and the original white paint is there on the port side and quite a fair way out so the part where the axle outer joins the banjo un to about half way up th banjo . Also the little red green convoy light switch is still there.Post Army use someone has replaced the Banjo convoy light with a spotlight that illuminates the winch.... Last edited by Mrs Vampire; 20-01-16 at 09:13.
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21-01-16, 04:13
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Chassis number
The number is normally on top of the right chassis rail adjacent to the engine mount. I've looked and can't see one on mine either. It should also be stamped onto the gearbox bell housing.
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21-01-16, 04:32
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And being a Ford assembled in Australia, the original engine number is the chassis number, so if you have the ARN, it is a straightforward task to obtain the original engine/chassis number from AWM126.
Mike
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#12
21-01-16, 09:18
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Thanks Mike
I know my vehicle had the Army rego of 134804 are the books sequential so that all I have to do is look up that number??? and what about T numbers?? Taaa
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