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Lloyd McCarthy's fgt project
gday, i asked Lloyd about the voltage yesterday and he said 6 volts,he removed the mechanical fuel pump and opted for electric, i gave him some photos i had of my grandfathers quad in italy for his collection and a couple of new helmet straps to make his equipment a little more complete,he was stoked. im sure he will need a pattern for the canvas top soon if he hasnt already organised it, the seats are recovered and look great also the head cushions for the two front crew. he found the quad served in north africa with the australian 9th division in 1941.
 the sun compass in top condition          traces of the aussie number 50315 . Lloyd found a live .303 round in a long and forgotten place dated 1941,its also got what looks like a .50 cal size hole inside the rf wheel arch heading towards the radiator. Last edited by kiwiquad; 28-10-09 at 06:25. Reason: adding photos
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Looks awesome! Any large pics of it?
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I think it was a pic that was posted on another forum
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