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Posted by: gazzaw
Date Posted: Thursday, August 19th, 2010, 4:12pm |
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Hi
I am trying to source a second hand (or refurbed) cylinder head for my 1943 CMP C60L wrecker I believe it is a 1950/1 engine (216 or 235 with the head casting number of GM3335517
gary
Scotland, UK
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Posted by: gazzaw
Date Posted: Thursday, August 19th, 2010, 4:04pm |
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Hi Mike
I have a 1943 C60L CMP wrecker in Dunfermline as well as a 1943 GPW jeep
see http://www.wdrg.org and look in photo gallery to see them
Gary
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| Hello, I am looking for a speedo cable to fit Ford F15 cab 13, even just the outer would be great, also 2 groove dynamo pulley, Regards, Gareth. |
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Posted by: gareth
Date Posted: Sunday, November 15th, 2009, 8:34am |
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Hello again, can anyone give me the overall height, width and length for the gs version of the above vehicles please, cannot find these details anywhere.
Still looking for a vehicle |
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| Hello, new member here, looking to buy a F15/a or C15/a but not having much luck at the moment!. If anyone can help, Liz and I would be very gratefull, just sold my jeep to buy one so cash waiting and will travel in uk, thank's, Gareth. |
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Polsten Quad in Holland
Gr.
Henri |
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Posted by: mike
Date Posted: Thursday, March 20th, 2008, 8:19pm |
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Am trying to find out more details on the markings on CMP's as used by the RAF in India 1944-1945
The photograph that I have is of my late father standing in front of a CMP with a registration number of 44 in small digits followed by 8522 in larger digits all preceeded by a WD type arrow.
If anybody can shed any more light, or books or other websites, would be most gratefull |
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Hmm what's happened to the photos? attempts to download result in "forbidden"?
cheers
M
PS-Mike and crew have put a lot of work into tidying up the unit, which made its public debut this summer 2007. Still lots to go but its great to see an exmaple of this bit of Canadian heritage and history back in Canada. |
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Posted by: Monty
Date Posted: Monday, August 20th, 2007, 5:19pm |
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Hello!
A C15 with winch is rather unusual as winches normally came on gun tractors, or perhaps on a special contract 3-ton GS or some 6wheel versions. I've heard of only one other 15cwt (and a cab 12 at that) with a winch. Still never say never when it comes to WWII military stuff 
What do the data plates say re model and contract #?
The CMP winch consisted of a Ford 3-Ton differential with short stub axles to fit between the frame rails and driven off the transfer case. Do you have a photo of your vehicle?
Cheers
Monty
http://www.convoymagazine.com |
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Hi looks like we have joined the Polsten quad club !! ours arrived yesterday ,we are located in north yorkshire UK ,once restored the quad will be towed behind our 1/2 trac at shows etc and i will use it in the garden at playtime LOl good luck with your resto M8 !!,cheers
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Hello All:
A update nearly a year later the gun is onboard the Atlantic Conveyor (ACL ship) and will arrive in Canada (Halifax) next week... nearly home! 
Cheers! Mike |
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Posted by: Mike H
Date Posted: Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007, 6:57pm |
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Posted by: Mike H
Date Posted: Sunday, November 26th, 2006, 7:30am |
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Hello All
I have managed to purchase a C15A with winch, manufacture date 16 july 1942 the vehicle is complete and as far as I can tell I seem to be the third owner since its release, I stay west of Helensburgh and would be interested to know if there are any other cmp's in or around the area ?? or any other part of Scotland
cheers for now...
mike h |
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Hello all:
I have successfully negotiated the purchase of a Quad 20mm Polsten. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting Marc Young and his family.
The gun now rests in Bristol awaiting shipping to Canada. I've got a few more days here reducing it to 'shipping' shape and crating the accessories.
Counting the example at the Canadian War Museum this will be only the second one in Canada. Expect to see it on the show circuit next summer!
Cheers! Mike |
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Hello all:
I have just joined this forum and am looking forward to many interesting discussions on CMP and other Canadian made military vehicles, weapons and equipment.
I am an Instructor-in-Gunnery in the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery with 30 years of service so far. I am the President of the Swords and Ploughshares Museum located in Kars, Ontario just south of Ottawa (www.calnan.com/swords). My particular interest is artillery pieces and the vehicles that tow them.
In my spare time I am a volunteer firefighter in my town and I teach scuba diving so that people don't think my collecting hobby is too weird!
Cheers! |
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