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15-07-08, 17:18
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The drawing for the latch is all finished. I have it off to a friend who is going to make it for me.
Feel free to use the drawing in getting your own reproduced. If anyone see any problems with it please let me know.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer 
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30-07-08, 04:08
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I know the drawing is posted for anyone to us but I do have 3 ready made for sale. Save you all the trouble of having one made plus having to drive back and forth to the shop.
 (saves on gas) See the my listing in the For Sale section.Price is $50ea Cnd plus shipping. PM/email me if you want one.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer
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27-02-17, 09:17
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Guys, may I asked you for some details about the kit locker? I don't have it, so will have to make a replica.
Basic dimensions, sheet thickness or even some pictures would be a great help for me. Many thanks in advance!
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UCw Mk.III
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27-02-17, 13:10
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With the understanding the drawing you are using is from the MK-I, MK-I* series. The stowage box for the MK-II* is a different size and production style. What are the part numbers for the MK-III?
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27-02-17, 14:39
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Sorry Michael, you are right, obviously I'm looking for Mk.II/III locker.
Part number should be TL14297 for the bare locker itself and TL927SA for the full assembly (locker+camo net case). As on the photo. Cheers
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UCw Mk.III
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09-03-17, 21:22
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Anyone can help me out? Thanks
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UCw Mk.III
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13-03-17, 22:25
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Petr,
I can measure up the box on my 1944 No2 Mk2* which I think will be the correct one but I only get to the Carrier on the weekends if you can wait. I have attached a couple of general pictures for now. Mike Gurr
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Mike Gurr 1944 Matchless G3L 1944 No2 MK2* UC 10 CWT GS trailer 1944 BSA M20 Royal Enfield RE125 'Flying Flea'
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