Bedford MW aeroscreen restoration

[rampant rivet]

yep heres a couple more

[rampant rivet]

having a go at the gearbox. and ins panel

[rampant rivet]

here's some of gearbox back together, brakes being sorted, master cylinder back after relining in stainless and engine coming back together after head/valve work, new water pump and core plugs and gaskets.

[rampant rivet]

again more images as work progresses, Bedford front panel badge, making patterns to have new aero screen brackets cast in bronze, chassis in primer after cleaning down, replacing gearbox after adjustments to get correct clutch pedal and engine coming together.

[rampant rivet]

yes there's more chassis in green with some soda blasted wheel atop which reminds me that I now have two spare Canadian 9.00 x 16 wheel rims for sale dated 1941 and 42 I think.

[jack neville]

Originally Posted by rampant rivet

again more images as work progresses, Bedford front panel badge, making patterns to have new aero screen brackets cast in bronze, chassis in primer after cleaning down, replacing gearbox after adjustments to get correct clutch pedal and engine coming together.

Jeremy,

How did your windscreen castings go. They look similar to ones fitted to a WOT 2D I have. And I need a couple

[Mike K]

Hi

One of my MCC 15 cwt CS8 wrecks here has a couple of the aero screen hinges in situ on the cowl - I'd like to know how the actual screen frame is made . I do have some drawings somewhere from R Ballard but they didn't seem right to me

Mike .

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by John A. Rippingham

I've got a pair of morris aeroscreens sat in my garage think i'm going to need them one day, they are totally different to the bedford ones.

I made the aeroscreen mount with jeremy, they came out very well thanks, but they all sold very quickly. At the moment i'm not planning to do any more.


John

Are you teasing me Can you do some drawings of those Morris screens Mike