Braat APC on CMP chassis?

[nuyt]

Hi all,
Could this Braat APC have a new chassis, a CMP one for instance?
http://www.network54.com/Forum/33033...+Ambon%2C+1950

[nuyt]

Can I take this silence as a yes?

[Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP)]

Originally posted by ericnuyt
Can I take this silence as a yes?

While it looks familiar to me, I can't say for sure... Hanno would know, methinks, but he's on vacation right now and we won't see him much for a little while.

Jif

[nuyt]

thanks!

Nuyt

[Hendrik van Oorspronk]

Originally posted by ericnuyt
Can I take this silence as a yes?

Shape of the bumper, position of the driver, size of the tyres, I think it must a CMP, I don't know an other vehicle with these parts postioned like they are.

Green Greetings Hendrik

[nuyt]

Thanks Hendrik!

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally posted by Hendrik van Oorspronk
Shape of the bumper, position of the driver, size of the tyres, I think it must a CMP, I don't know an other vehicle with these parts postioned like they are.

I concur.

Would be great to find a Braat body and add it to a CMP chassis, not?

H.

[nuyt]

Thanks Hanno!

Well, I wonder if they had to shorten or lenghten the Braat hull to do this. It all depends on the type of CMP chassis they used and the original chassis, which probably was a 1940 Chevrolet COE truck (but we still dont know for sure).
If both models had the same wheelbase it would work without any cutting and pasting!

Groet,
Nuyt

PS I have located a new Powerwagon picture showing a "new variant", hope to have it tomorrow....