Wanted: bridge plate

[Dinty]

G'day All, If they are the same size as the types fitted to Land Rovers approx 9" dia, you can buy direct from Marcus Glenn in the UK see link
http://www.marcusglenn.com/catalog/v...hoph=482&phqu= hope thats of some help cheers Dennis

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

It's 9" in diameter and the holes are 6" apart (not 5").

What year is your truck? These discs were pretty common on 11 and 12 cabs but only the earliest 13 cabs seemed to have them. By '43 onwards, the yellow bridge class was painted directly on the right headlamp cover or, even later, the flat space between the right headlamp socket and the grille.

Cover and flat space:

[BCBlitz]

morning Bruce

My truck is a 42 has 2 small brackets below the drivers headlight on the fender lip as in the pic attcahed.

never seen one with no headlight like in your pic .

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by BCBlitz

morning Bruce

My truck is a 42 has 2 small brackets below the drivers headlight on the fender lip as in the pic attcahed.

never seen one with no headlight like in your pic .

Most (all?) 13 cabs left the factory wired for only one headlamp on the left and a plate covering the right socket. It provided for installing a second headlamp (and removing the blackout hoods) after the war.

Are your two brackets for a licence plate?

[BCBlitz]

I has assumed they were for the plate .......... I have another front cab clip and it has the same ones in the same place.

[cmperry4]

I got one of the spiffy new ones with the beaded edge for my Land Rover via eBay, but for the WW2-era, the pattern I have is simply a flat round piece, with the appropriate holes for mounting, etc.

[Maurice Donckers]

Yes you are right the Land rover /British ones , with the ribbed edge are not CMP correct , the 13 , 12 cab plates are just a flat piece . If you need dimensions let me know.