For Sale: Met Gas carrier 434

[ron]

Hi Nathan,
Yes mate its an L P 2,we moved it to get your Ford out of the shed,good to hear from you keep us updated with your progress, I am interested in your progress with the hungerford carrier, say good day to your Dad, Regards Ron

[Mike Cecil]

Nathan,

158 LP1, 2 experimental/'transitional' model carriers (Hulls 159 and 160) then LP2s.

It's all in my book 'Local Pattern Carriers 1939 to 1945', published in the early 1990s. (AMEP Volume 2)

Copies are available from me. PM me for details. (Yes, this is a blatant promotional posting for my own publication .... if Clive can do it, so can I!)

Mike C

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all you pseudo-salesmen, if you wish to aspire to Salesman Bob status I can provide comprehensive training and franchises.

Salesman Bob

[Mike Cecil]

Well, thanks, Bob, but smooth talking, slick salesmanship has never been something I've aspired to.

I'm just a humble researcher/writer scratching out a living in retirement working for my wife, living in a little house down by the river in Spokane .....


Mike C

[Nathan Clark]

The carriers are progressing slowly lol, more so on 2528 as it won't take as much to finish lol. I will get pictures when I get around to it, if I remember.
Nathan

[ron]

Hi Nathan, Thats OK I will forward to seeing pics of the old girl thanks for the prompt reply,Regards Ron

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

"I'm just a humble researcher/writer scratching out a living in retirement working for my wife, living in a little house down by the river in Spokane ....."

Mike, that is the biggest load of codswallop I have heard in a long time. BTW, how are the Clampetts.

Bob