Under New Management - Page 2

Keith Brooker · #1 04-10-09, 15:24

More photos frommy collection.

Radek · #2 04-10-09, 15:38

nice, something for me, on the 3th picture is first on the right Austin 8Ap

Keith Brooker · #3 06-02-11, 12:26

on this photo is that a mg gun mount on the back? photo from my collection.

Hanno Spoelstra · #4 06-02-11, 13:26

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Originally Posted by Keith Brooker

on this photo is that a mg gun mount on the back? photo from my collection.

Keith,

It looks like a 20-mm gun mount. Those guns were frequently placed in the cargo box of captured vehicles. Also note they have cut away the side over the wheel arch for inmporved access; also note the wire on the side for the crew to hang their kit on.

Regards,
Hanno

PS: I have moved this posting to a related thread, rather than "In the background".

Alex van de Wetering · #5 06-02-11, 13:27

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on this photo is that a mg gun mount on the back? photo from my collection.

Keith, maybe even a Flak gun, considering the size of the parts visible. Maybe Italian Breda?

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Love those F8s, especially the one with the Fortress nose.

I agree...would be nice to see a replica of one of these one day.

Alex

Hanno Spoelstra · #6 10-02-11, 10:28

Another Ford under new management . . . but only just, they have not been able to do anything more than chalk "WL" (Wehrmacht Luftwaffe) on the door.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8270787...7605269786717/

Alex van de Wetering · #7 10-02-11, 21:28

Wow,

Excellent find Hanno! The quality of this pic is surprising.

Alex

Bob Carriere · #8 13-02-11, 15:05

....unfortunately it cannot be copied to my computer....

Interesting to notice the fender top seat cushions at the back...and the glass rear window as opposed to the sliding sheet metal.....

The box seems to be wood.... but not sure since I cannot see any seperation between the boards.... or is it rivited steel....?

Bob

Phil Waterman · #9 13-02-11, 15:25

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Originally Posted by Bob Carriere

....unfortunately it cannot be copied to my computer....

Interesting to notice the fender top seat cushions at the back...and the glass rear window as opposed to the sliding sheet metal.....

The box seems to be wood.... but not sure since I cannot see any seperation between the boards.... or is it rivited steel....?

Bob

Hi Bob

Just sent you the photo at large size in your e-mail.

Cheers Phil

Bob Carriere · #10 14-02-11, 04:08

This is a good picture of an early Cab 11 Ford..... no roof hatch.... good visual of the mud flaps.... box details.....which I am now convinced is steel 2B1...tai light..... and actual mud splatter of front line driving..... rigid mirror post..... too bad the pit helmet is hidding the mirror.

Bob

Alex van de Wetering · #11 28-10-19, 12:51

A ford Cab11 in Rumania.....and probably another Ford standing next to it.

Alex

source: https://beeldbankwo2.nl

Lionelgee · #12 16-01-21, 09:57

Hello All,

I was looking on You Tube at a Lancaster Bomber documentary and during a bit of background about German occupation of parts of Europe this image popped up. Accessed 16th January 2021 from, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMgZ62jyPiQ Screen shot taken at the 0:27 minute mark.

It looks like a CMP that is under new management?

Kind regards
Lionel

Tony Smith · #13 08-12-21, 09:06

From a current E-Bay listing:

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/28453610...YAAOSwW~NhmMVI

Rolf S. Ask · #14 22-02-05, 20:27

the problem is 102k file size, and I don't have my own web page, so you lads just have to live with those small photos...
anyone spessially interessted, mail me and I will send it to you.

Mike you will get all MC photos in time.

Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #15 22-02-05, 22:57

Now it is your turn

Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #16 26-02-05, 14:58

The picture is not from Norway as far as I know.

Here is a Bedford
Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #17 16-03-05, 11:46

Here is another great shot, taken somewhere in Norway

Source: http://eggan.net/album/181/

Anyone having any info on the wireless body type?
Pictures drawings of it, inside and out?
And notice the "heater ting" on the front shield. Also the search light in the middle of the windows.
Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #18 17-03-05, 13:26

have any plans on building such one...
Guess my Morris will be "original", allthoe this part of the history should be taken care of...
But then, where to camp at Beltring ????

Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #19 24-03-05, 18:36

under new management

Source: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...162975952&rd=1

Rolf

Rolf S. Ask · #20 01-07-05, 12:41

Anyone know what this is??
The wheels looks a lot english....
It is on a tread I have started on Axis History Forum on Umbau/beute wagens

Rolf

Source : http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtop...80610&start=15

Rolf S. Ask · #21 01-07-05, 13:17

You might be right..
It looks like an Adler like on this phot, but the wheels did get me puzzled.

Rolf

Pete Ashby · #22 29-03-05, 22:57

David

look up this link for the full story www.old-dodge-trucks.co.uk/dodge_wk60.htm
you are right about the COE being a Dodge WK60, if you remember my son also named David owns one.

Hanno you are also correct about British contract only, 741 in total delivered in 1941 to Kew London.

Pete

Bill Murray · #23 29-03-05, 23:48

Just a quick note on the Russian site, and sorry, I am way behind the curve as Pat had to go to Arizona again for what I suppose is the last trip to take care of her Dad.

Is it just my browser, or does that site load slow as bloody hell??
Just on the GMC thread alone, I could have a fag, a drink and a pee before 4-5 photos would load up.

On the other hand, the photos are worth it for sure.
Cheers
Bill

Bill Murray · #24 30-03-05, 00:21

Thanks Mate!!!
Bill

Bill Murray · #25 01-07-05, 12:55

Rolf:
On that other site, I have ID'd that vehicle as an Adler 3 Gd but also mentioned the wheel /tyre equipment as being very British looking or even Afrika Korps type.
Any other opinions??
Bill

cliff · #26 17-03-05, 21:32

Stellan what a fantastic cammo paint job. thanks for sharing that and it makes me think of doing a german truck just to do that paint job on

cliff · #27 30-03-05, 00:15

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Is it just my browser, or does that site load slow as bloody hell??
Just on the GMC thread alone, I could have a fag, a drink and a pee before 4-5 photos would load up.

On the other hand, the photos are worth it for sure.

yep loads slow here to Bill so it is not just you.

cheers
Cliff

#28 19-03-05, 21:37

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Originally posted by cliff
Stellan what a fantastic cammo paint job. thanks for sharing that and it makes me think of doing a german truck just to do that paint job on

Don't get too excited; its totally a French invention and as much Wehrmacht as a Challenger 2.

R.

#29 30-03-05, 07:58

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Originally posted by Bill Murray
Is it just my browser, or does that site load slow as bloody hell??

Yup, me too.

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Just on the GMC thread alone, I could have a fag,

Don't know what the 'Murricans will make of that.

R.

Kuno · #30 22-03-05, 15:39

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