Wanted: Cooker No.2 tins and strap

[super dave]

Hello Andy, Still waiting to hear back from you

[rnixartillery]

Just a note but I ship items to Australia,New Zealand and Canada quite regular so if any of you guys over there are looking for something drop me a line and I will try and find it.
Postage no problem but bare in mind its quite expensive.

Rob...................rnixartillery.

[Tim Bell]

Originally Posted by rnixartillery

Just a note but I ship items to Australia,New Zealand and Canada quite regular so if any of you guys over there are looking for something drop me a line and I will try and find it.
Postage no problem but bare in mind its quite expensive.

Rob...................rnixartillery.

You could ship part-container with a household removal company - have sent stuff that way before - good for large heavy bulky items, so long as you arent in a rush as tends to take 3 to 6 months to arrive.

Tim

[Neil Ashley]

If you wish to be 100% original, war-time production cooking tins would have been plated steel rather than the current aluminium version which most dealers have. I can't ever remember seeing steel examples for sale in the UK.

The early version of the Number 2 Cooker also had a detachable Fuel Tank. The second pattern only came in very late war.

[Andy Foulds]

I've been sorting out my cookers today most of them work but I have a few that r fit for spares or rebuilding. Most of the consumable parts can still be bought as they share commonality with commercially built civilian petrol cookers.

I have given a warts and all description of the cookers on the page below. The No.2 cooker was built from the late war period up to the 1980's in the No.2 modified form.

http://www.ferret-fv701.co.uk/ferret...e_clearout.htm

The No.2 in its basic form will run on Petrol, parraffin, kerosene and diesel.



The No.2 modified will only run well on petrol that has been my experience.




In regards to posting out I have found that if you don't mind waiting sending parcels by snail mail rather than by airmail can be cheaper. The only thing I worry about is if I ask for a paypal payment the snail mail delivery time is about two months which is outside paypals protection period for the person paying for an item.

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by rnixartillery

Just a note but I ship items to Australia,New Zealand and Canada quite regular so if any of you guys over there are looking for something drop me a line and I will try and find it.
Postage no problem but bare in mind its quite expensive.

Rob...................rnixartillery.

Tins and strap arrived in 'perfect nick' thanks to Rob. Many thanks!!

Here they are properly stowed over the left fuel tank on my Mk.1*Carrier.

[rnixartillery]

Your welcome Bruce,at least thats one item less to look for !

Rob................rnixartillery.

[Andy Foulds]

Originally Posted by super dave

Hello Andy, Still waiting to hear back from you

Pm on its way to you

[Robin Craig]

At this time I have one set of pans and a strap, if I can find that item, and they are for the original poster of this thread Bruce Parker, him of the "other" Fox type.

R