wwii axis reenactment forum

my advise would be to keep it original get things rewound and replace parts! changing the stater and rotor with all that crap in the tool box will ultimately devalue it as people want the same experience "they" would have had with the vehicle, 6v is reliable enough who restored it? and whe...

what happened to the R12?

i am kitkat from the SBG

the script and what they want is in place long before the shooting of the film starts in a safe area ie behind German lines why wouldn't you move blokes from a to b in three ranks if there was no air threat? we did a zug attack across the fields and deployed on the ground properly but you don't see ...

ha it cant be from a KS600 as it has no holes for the coil ignition!

are you still looking for a headlight?

i saw your post on WAF i have a spare wartime headlight and a ignition switch and a dipper switch i had it on mine i think its from a ks600 but i have an original complete one on my R12 now

let me know if you are interested

KK

its been modified on the rear for some reason the number should be on the side with the step on it ti get in the sidecar and sometimes there is a waffenampt on the front of the tube on the same side, there is the rear piece missing that attaches to the rear drive other than that it looks original

10 seconds on german ebay

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Gespann-Steib-TR ... 4d2c29da62

The stihl typpenschild was a blag by a dealer to add provenance

But it turns out they were made and mine has F198t on the chassis and a 1941 dated axle so the blagger should have looked a bit harder lol

There is lots of evidence these trucks were made in ww2 by the SAF firm for the Germans up to 20 completed trucks a day and 370 in one month in June 1943 I have also found a French publication stating the built from 41-44 and the deinstvorschrift made by the Germans for the French four speed v3000 S...

And possibly another in 1945

Here is another in the roncey pocket with a modified wooden screen

I have a german deinstvorschrift for the French fords and all the part numbers match

Here is another

Here is one in Russia