Morris CDSW

[Ron Pier]

No Alan. Rory's is still only a rolling chassis. I'll take a picture next time I visit.

Ron

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Ron Pier

Rory's is still only a rolling chassis. I'll take a picture next time I visit.

See young Ballard's Morrises for some pictures of his CDSW chassis.

H.

[Alan McGuinness]

Originally Posted by Ron Pier

No Alan. Rory's is still only a rolling chassis.

Thanks for the update - with the picture coming via Richard Notton I had assumed it was Rory's. Looking again, I see it's the same one I posted links about earlier.

Changing tack slightly, another of the CDSWs appearing in Atonement was a Bofors LAAT version. It appears to have emigrated:

http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...98910700pMMFNE
http://entertainment.webshots.com/ph...34109588MyMTic (background)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/m_a_b/2...l-31211186@N00
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sakini-cz/2695647984/
http://www.tnmc.cz/walkaround/morris_comercial.php

You gotta love those fried eggs!

A Czech company has recently released a model of the CDSW LAAT, which is undoubtedly based on this example - I've seen the model being criticised for having lockers that are too tall, and I suspect this survivor has replica bodywork.

Another seen regularly on the British circuit also has replica bodywork. Pity we can't get to see an original example.

[Ron Pier]

Yes Hanno, that's the progress I've been watching! It's much further on now of course, and all done in a 8'x4' shed Ron