Original WWII CMP Scotches (FAT etc.)

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

Barry,
thank you! Yes, they seem to be later "low price & fast" type of production.
I like them, do you have a pair for sale? I would preffer orioginals, but i am afraid that the postage is gonna be deadly.

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[Barry Churcher]

Hi Frankie
I will try to get to the post office this week and price the postage for you. I am in the process of sending a part to Australia and I was surprised at the postage. Lower than I thought but two months delivery.
Cheers,
Barry

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

It seems the FGT combination's gonna be ready on Christmass 2017, so no hurry ;o)

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

I found - and bought - one original pair - one early, one late. Thank you all for help!

[Hanno Spoelstra]

My, my, Frankie, you have done some serious Christmas shopping!

Limber, manual, and now some scotches

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

My, my, Frankie, you have done some serious Christmas shopping!

Limber, manual, and now some scotches

Hanno,
I am very lucky. I will share it of course. Sadly there are no drawings of the rear body, just a very long list of body parts - including ones marked "for the Indian army".
Believe it or not all I bouht was in one dutch "CMP supermarket" felt like Santa Claus running all over germany with this great load behind!
I bought many more parts for the FGT, only a very few missing now
Frankie

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

I do not have the original "scotch hooks" on the front bumper. It seems that the Chevy and Ford ones are different - could anybody také some pics and measurements of the ford ones, please? It seems I have to reproduce them. Would be lovely to find originals!