UC mk2 in Norway

Bruce Parker (RIP) · #1 02-04-10, 16:25

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Originally Posted by Asbjørn

Anyone?

But with such a nice machine it's hard to find very much wrong!! Colour, kit, arrangement all look good for a Canadian Mk.II* If pressed, I would suggest finding a Canadian headlamp pot (if the carrier is in fact Canadian) and re-painting the water cans gray.

Ron Pier · #2 02-04-10, 18:47

Bugger I painted mine black??
also I couldn't see much wrong with the outside shots. Any pictures of the interior? Ron

Bruce Parker (RIP) · #3 03-04-10, 01:11

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Originally Posted by Ron Pier

Bugger I painted mine black??
also I couldn't see much wrong with the outside shots. Any pictures of the interior? Ron

I don't know about British cans, but Canadian 2 gal. water cans were painted gray like this:

More 'gray' pics:

Ron Pier · #4 03-04-10, 10:24

You could be right Bruce? I'm sure the British ones were black. Ron

carrierbarry · #5 18-04-10, 09:40

I'm in Norway in two weeks time. Where is this museum? Opening times ?

Barry
MKII

Michael R. · #6 21-08-13, 06:17

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Originally Posted by Asbjørn

Here's a couple of pictures of a mk2 belonging to a Norwegian museum. Can you help me and point out anything that's missing or doesn't look right. Any history available on the number? Thanks!

Edit: The number wasn't easy to read from the pictures, it's T297196.

Post the data plate information and we may be able to tell you more. Contract number, with serial number and month/year of manufacture.

Lynn Eades · #7 21-08-13, 08:34

Hi Asbjorn, She looks like a very nice carrier.
As you are looking for criticism,
What is happening along the side at the front guard?
Is that a normal mirror arm arrangement?