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08-03-08, 18:32
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Do you have picture? Does the parts manual give any descrition?
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08-03-08, 21:38
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It's not in FUC-3, which was 1944 dated. I agree with Jordan, a pic will go a long way. Maybe it's an item that went obsolete by 44, but with a date of 43 on the part, thats hard to believe.
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08-03-08, 23:04
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Photos....
I had already checked my parts catalog (FUC-03) and it didn't show up, hence the post. Is it by chance part of a mount for a spare wheel? I also pulled that Stacey towing attachment off, will have a go at refinishing that next.
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09-03-08, 15:04
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Brad, it looks like part of the mechanism for the drain plug in the floor on a MK11.
Barry
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10-03-08, 02:01
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Armoured Scout Cars sometimes at a similar looking part mounted on a front fender and it's purpose was to support a Sun Compass. Might at least provide another lead to investigate.
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