Rod Bellars collection

[Alex van de Wetering]

Originally Posted by Richard Farrant

Lot 1005, described as a Chevrolet ......... it is actually the sad remains of a Guy Quad Ant FAT.
A lot of the descriptions leave a lot to be desired.

Yes, It's amazing to see that it's listed as a Chev in stead of a rare Guy Quad.

Lot 1010 is also entertaining "Home made wood furnace, steel".....of the exploding kind, me thinks.

https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotD...1&pgn=1&pgs=15

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Interesting axle... wasn't Philippe looking for one of these?

"WWII axle and wheel assembly, Wheel hub is approximately 475 mm"
https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotD...31&lid=3330195

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[Bob Carriere]

Hi again Hanno.......

May be a long shot BUT....... could some one look for casted numbers midway of the axle between the flat of the H shape beam....... OR it may be stamped on either side near the curved area.......

That is an odd ball...... maybe related to the Aussie 18 inch rims????? PS....maybe a British vehicle...... the 8 wheel nuts look larger than usual with the end very squared off flat..... does anyone recognize the rear axle from the webbing on the gear cluster????

Bob C.

[Tony Smith]

I see the auction closing dates have been pushed back 2 weeks! That's one more payday to shovel into the hole.

[rob love]

I would imagine that all the auctions still at single digits might have scared them.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Some media coverage:

https://www.forces.net/news/uncovere...tion-militaria

https://youtu.be/T-FDBWyzj3U