another Aussie humber fv1601

[john piercey]

Gday Rich,a deep dark blue would prob go nice on one of these,a forkie at my workplace said he saw the red one with plexiglass dome last weekend,there may have been a car show on somewhere ,i hope to maybe inspect it one day just to see whats what and where'on another one.
With winter fast approaching i will get the tub and rear guards back under cover and make a start on them.
My son and i dragged his REO m35 6x6 home a couple of months ago and we still have to bring back the 1971 inter 6x6 F1 GS,they are future projects and will have to sit for a while why we finish other long term projects but we needed to get them home,the REO has had all of its data plates souvenired whilst being used as a drill rig vehicle ,it is actually a m36(LWB) and we cant tell what year she is unless there is a chassis no list somewhere that we can date it off.
How is your beast coming along. cheers John

[john piercey]

dave still wont let me PM you,but yeah would love them ,do you still want to stick with prev arrangement?

[Richard Coutts-Smith]

I have seen photos of the red one, the Perspex dome would not rust out at least.
The best thing is seeing a Humber driving down the road, they have a real presence, one of those rare vehicles that bring a smile to everyone's face, so hope you catch up with the red one soon.
Mine is still waiting for the cab to be finished paint wise, I really hate painting! If I keep putting it off long enough my daughter will be a fully fledged painter, and I won't have to worry about it at all..
Got side tracked recently with desire to fit the original style seats in the back, so not feeling so guilty about lack of progress.
Rich.

[Dave Mills]

No problems John send me your address and I will post them and let you know the $ them you can place it into my account. Glad to assist with the Humber a fantastic vehicle indeed. Completed 1500k's in ours recently at 10.1miles per Gallon at 45 MPH what a drive the old girl never missed a beat.
Dave.