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On all the early Chev C15a cab 11 that I have seen they had the long rubber flex line go from a hole in the frame directly to the wheel cylinder..... with a funny spring holding the rubber brake line up out of harms way. I actually found a full box of these springs at the Weare rally in New Hampshire. The end of the spring is tied to one of the inner fender bolts.
I have taken precaution to restore my cab 11 in the same fashion. I have other later Chevy cab 12 that have a shorter flex rubber line going to a bracket to the centre of the front axle.... a steel tube then goes to a bracket, on each side, on one of the bolts of the egg cup mounting flange and a short rubber line to the wheel cylinder. A cab 11 with chains on the early set up front axle would have had very vulnerable brake lines...... Bob
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Ok lads here are more photos of the tray, still a go for me and prefer this to the original timber tray.
P1010684a.jpg P1010685a.jpg P1010788a.jpg P1010789a.jpg P1010784a.jpg So let me know what you think of the tray.
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It's no worse than mine and I think half the fun is working out how to fix things with what resources you can muster.
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Nuthin' a good body man could not fix in 15 or 20 minutes.
Bob C.
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You wont find another Shane, its well worth repairing. Having the tailgate intact is a major bonus.
Bob C - I've sent you a PM...
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For inspiration here is the AWM's example which I photographed at the Mitchell Annexe some years ago. The rear body is original, and amazingly the tarp had been stored in a shed and is the one the vehicle was demobbed with.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Thats all the inspiration i need ![]() OH and did i mention i may need some help from COLIN JONES hes the only good body man i know ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Did Hugh mention I have one of the front vents should you still need it.
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Film maker 42 FGT No8 (Aust) remains 42 FGT No9 (Aust) 42 F15 Keith Webb Macleod, Victoria Australia Also Canadian Military Pattern Vehicles group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/canadianmilitarypattern |
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Cheers Keith.
![]() Yes mate i still need one and i dont expect something for nothing so let me know what she is worth and the postage. ![]()
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I'll have to remove it from the panel first, otherwise postage might be a little high.
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