Chevrolet CMP C15 cab 11 body 2A1

[Alex van de Wetering]

Alex how thick is your wood spacer for the seats...... not sure I will need any with my 6'2" frame... driver's seat will be set for my comfort.

Bob, I have two spacers stacked onto eachother. One is 1" thick, the other 1,5". The thicker ones have a part number stamped/painted on one side. I can't find a part number on the thinner ones, allthough they show traces of Khaki Green on the surface normally hidden by the thicker block, so I presume they are original. (allthough I am not sure they were always factory fitted!)

I agree about probably not needing them...I remember in the thread on clearance between steering wheel and knees it was concluded that raising the seat, makes clearance worse. I will still be making a new set of spacers though, just to be able to work out the best option for steering wheel clearance, comfort and view of the road....That is, when I get to that part of the resto

Alex

[Jacek Nitkiewicz]

I've been busy last few days fighting idiots who want to put Sherman Firefly into concrete grave in Museum of WWII in Gdansk.
http://www.muzeum1939.pl/en/home-page
Tank doesn't have oryginal engine so they want to put it in building's basement , so it will stay there for ever as no evacuation entrance is planed.

[Jacek Nitkiewicz]

Some smith work by my friend.

[Jacek Nitkiewicz]

wood spacer for the seats in my cab a 1" thick

[Jacek Nitkiewicz]

105 is correct

[Jacek Nitkiewicz]

wood roof frame first try

[Bob Carriere]

...for confirming the angle.

The wood work looks good.

Bob C