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28-01-09, 10:49
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if you had one say from a pal (i dont have one) could it be pre fab'd are you wanting to tow stuff with it or is it for asthetics ? are they a cast item ?
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28-01-09, 13:32
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Come now, Richard, don't underrate yourself, you probably have lots of pals.
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28-01-09, 13:59
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hehehehehe very funny
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29-01-09, 23:09
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Replica Stacey
Hi Adam:
Robin Craig (who occassionally posts on this forum) is a talented welder who made a replica for us (www.calnan.com/swords). As we couldn't get tapered tubing Robin used square, however, cut on a bias and welded up they sure look good! You will need to find the springs and hook from a wrecked CMP. I will try to find some photos for you so you can see for yourself.  Mike 
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30-01-09, 09:37
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Hi , For a MkII the brackets were cast, The welded ones were usually made in the UK for fitting on existing MKI carriers.
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