CMP'S Dad and me have owned

[martineaton]

Hi All,

I thought i would post some pictures of some of the CMP'S me and Dad have tried to save over the years.

Here are some pictures of a F60L that we found in a scrap yard in Cambridge UK some years back.

Due to lack of space it was scraped about 5 years later.

[Keith Webb]

Thanks for the pics, Martin, although it's always a bit sad seeing them scrapped.

[martineaton]

This is a C60S Wrecker that was originaly from the Isle of wight this also ended up being scraped. It was used by a gararge called Popular Gararge, aparently there was a model made of this truck during its woking life in the 1960's which i did see in a book a few years back. there was also pictures of it in the wheels and tracks.

[martineaton]

This F60L Came from Duxford Imperial War museum and was swaped for some ford LAAT parts, I bellive its still around and now lives in Scotland.

[martineaton]

This Ford had only done 300 miles from new but as you can see by the picture there was not much left after standing in the rain for years. But with a little help and a coke can full of petrol she fired up and sounded great.

This truck has now been scraped and the good bits saved the engine is for sale if any one is intrested.

[Keith Webb]

Late model and fitted with a winch by the looks of it. Glad to hear the good bits were saved.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally posted by Keith Webb
Glad to hear the good bits were saved.

And here are some of them being offered for sale at Beltring (source: CMPs at Beltring 2000). This was your "stall", wasn't it, Martin?

H.

[martineaton]

Hi Hanno

Yes that was me, some bits sold including a V8 points setting tool, ford brush gaurd and some small bits.

Ended up scrapping the ford cab 13 floor in the end tried to give it away with no luck.

Martin

[martineaton]

Hi All,

Those of you that know me and my dad Vic will probely remember some of these CMPS we found over the years.