Indian wreckers

[Keith Webb]

Perhaps not what you were expecting from the title of this post, but I found this pic interesting, and so would you if you were looking for a part to repair your Hindustan Ambassador (Morris Oxford).

This was taken in Bangalore...

http://www.oldcmp.net/images/misc/indian_wreckers.jpg

[Richard Farrant]

Originally posted by Keith Webb
Perhaps not what you were expecting from the title of this post, but I found this pic interesting, and so would you if you were looking for a part to repair your Hindustan Ambassador (Morris Oxford).

This was taken in Bangalore...

Keith,

Glad to see health and safety in the workplace is taken seriously there !!!!

Richard

[Keith Webb]

Originally posted by Richard Farrant
Keith,

Glad to see health and safety in the workplace is taken seriously there !!!!

Richard

Note the tools they use for vehicle dismemberment, the good old cold chisel and hammer... looks like a hacksaw comes in handy too.

Come to think of it, I once used exactly that method to dispose of an old Hillman Minx!

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi Keefy

This photograph reveals a treasure trove of artifacts. I have been able to sight the following;
* tarp for a White Scout Car,
* wiring loom for an F15A,
* three track pins for an LP2 Carrier,
* an exhaust assembly for a 1939 Marmon Herrington GT,
* and standing behind the hull of one of the missing 3" Mortar Carriers is Elvos Presley.

Bob

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

And before somebody says I spelt it wrong, Elvos Presley was a third cousin removed of Elvis sired by Carmelina and Roderigo Presley of Peru. As we all know Elvis actually lives in Eltham, Victoria, Australia.
B. Bob

[Keith Webb]

Originally posted by Bob Moseley
And before somebody says I spelt it wrong, Elvos Presley was a third cousin removed of Elvis sired by Carmelina and Roderigo Presley of Peru. As we all know Elvis actually lives in Eltham, Victoria, Australia.
B. Bob

CURSES! I am undone!
Elvis, brother of Elvos and cousin of Enis presley (get it?)

[Garry Shipton (RIP)]

Keefy,
In the 19th century,indian wreckers here in North America were known as the 7th Cavalry,led by the late George Custer!!Who incidently,got wrecked with his whole command.

[Ponysoldier]

Ill say custer got wrecked the lakota helped (a little of my background)
Ponysoldier