C15TA Z5668252

[Roland Koster]

-Chevrolet (GM) C15TA 1944. In good conditions including all paperwork. ready to hit the road. Has been totally rebuilt. Needs some minor finishing in interior. price 17.000 Euro ono.

-Chevrolet C15A 1943. halfway restoration. 70 percent of parts has been sandblasted and paint sprayed. rebuilt has been started and chevrolet is in rolling condition. 5 new (banana-profile) tyres. only parts missing are spare wheel mount en rear body. (Needs wooden GS-body). Chevrolet has famous post war engine. Chevrolet has driven around before taken apart. price 2850 ono.

trucks are located in The Netherlands.

for pictures and more info (in Dutch) about these two trucks:

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if interested, contact me

Roland Koster

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally posted by globalkoster
-Chevrolet (GM) C15TA 1944. In good conditions including all paperwork. ready to hit the road. Has been totally rebuilt. Needs some minor finishing in interior. price 17.000 Euro ono.

Z5668252 has hull s/n 1147. According to Wheels & Tracks magazine No.35, p.51, this C15TA was acquired from a Dutch scrapyard in 1984. Parts were obtained from many sources, as it happened even from Malaysia. Restoration was completed by 1989, when it was driven to Normandy on it's first outing where it was pictured by Dirk Leegwater - see C15TA survivors.

[Neil Ashley]

If anyone is interested I have my C15TA on Milweb at the moment.

I have just spent a lot of money and time getting it roadworthy which it was meant to be when I accepted sight unseen in part-exchange for my Humber Armoured Car. This has slightly taken the gloss off of owning the vehicle. I will consider interesting part-exchanges.

One thing to note on Milweb now is unless you pay the money for a picture add, your advertisement will only ever appear after the last picture add, however old that may be. I and presumably others glance at milweb everyday assuming the adds at the top are the most recent. This is not now the case and you have to scroll down to check after the last picture add.

Nigel tells me that this change has been a great success, presumably for his profits, but obviously bear this change in mind if you are looking for something. To be fair Milweb is still the greatest free resource we have for advertising vehicles.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Neil,

Corrct me if I'm wrong, but your C15TA would be Z5668252 with hull s/n 1147. This C15TA was restored in Holland in the late 1980s, after which it passed on to a new owner. It was later sold/swapped to the UK - that would be you.

Thanks for the heads-up re. MilWeb. Although it is indeed a great channel to buy & sell HMV's, please remember MLU offers free advertisements with photos