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04-02-16, 17:53
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Hello
here are some picture of the truck and my last month work. It looks like a truck!!!! What about this small locks, one member tels me they are avaible in music instrument shops but It dont find any in france. What is the correct english name for them? Did someone get an adress? Cheers Sylvain 
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04-02-16, 18:29
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 The locks you are looking for is called a turn buckle and can be found on British ammunition boxes and Land Rovers; as far as I know they are (practically) the same - see http://www.lrseries.com/shop/product...RN-BUCKLE.html for example.
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04-02-16, 18:40
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Hello Anno!
Thank you for your answer , I know for the ammunition boxes (my picture came from a 2" navy box) But not for the land rover!!!! I drive a defender every day but He must be too youg!That will help me, I welded the first steel plates today and will have to position the hatches soon ! Cheers Sylvain
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