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16-02-11, 22:24
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check out the 'tommy stuff' website he has some on there.
kevin.
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16-02-11, 23:19
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Thanks Kevin. I had seen these a long while ago and forgotten about them. As you will appreciate they are not correct in that they are hexagonal, but if I cannot find any of the originals its a good plan. I have sent off an e mail to find out more. cheers Andrew
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17-02-11, 00:55
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Andrew already knew about the ersatz hull plugs on my site. Ray, another T-16 owner here in the USA made them for my vehicle. They are functional but not visually correct. I only have them in locations that are completely under the vehicle so they aren't easy to see even if you try.
The original hull plugs were a Ford part designed for their Deerhound armoured car which wasn't adopted for government contract production. There must be spare plugs out there somewhere but so far they haven't turned up in bulk. I'm also interested in finding decent condition originals so consider me second in line behind Andrew if any turn up 
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17-02-11, 08:37
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thanks for the information David. They will suit me perfectly as an interim measure . I just want to avoid any mud and rubbish getting thrown up inside the vehicle after I have painted it.
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18-02-11, 19:24
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I followed this up with Ray who could manufacture me some plugs but to be honest, as he is in the US, it would be as well to make them up here in the UK. I remain pretty hopeful of trying to find some originals though. Please have a think if you know of any, it will finish off the restoration just right. thx
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18-02-11, 19:45
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Andrew
A picture might help.
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18-02-11, 20:02
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I quite agree here are three! thanks
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