Daimler Ferret Armored Car / British Army Vehicles - Rear Armor Plate Fasteners
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:53962148 | Modified Item: No |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom |
| Time Period Manufactured: 1954-60 | Theme: Militaria |
Item Description
Up for auction is yet another item from my now-dwindling Daimler Ferret / British Army spare parts & collectibles. This item is EXTREMELY RARE, or so I've been told! It is a set of REAR ARMOR PLATE FASTENERS, used on the Daimler Ferret Armoured Cars, and possibly other British Military vehicles as well. I purchased these from a well-known British Military vehicle dealer in the UK, I've had them for years, and I never opened the package th...ey were shipped in. I opened the package only to take photos for this auction and to count the number of fasteners. There are 21 fasteners, but only 20 nuts, although I'm sure finding another nut should be pretty simple. I've been told that these fasteners have a tendency to rust and break easily when trying to remove the rear armour plate, making them desirable to have should you have to pull the plate to access the engine bay from the rear. Please feel free to ask any questions or request more photos.
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Up for auction is yet another item from my now-dwindling Daimler Ferret / British Army spare parts & collectibles. This item is EXTREMELY RARE, or so I've been told! It is a set of REAR ARMOR PLATE FASTENERS, used on the Daimler Ferret Armoured Cars, and possibly other British Military vehicles as well. I purchased these from a well-known British Military vehicle dealer in the UK, I've had them for years, and I never opened the package th...ey were shipped in. I opened the package only to take photos for this auction and to count the number of fasteners. There are 21 fasteners, but only 20 nuts, although I'm sure finding another nut should be pretty simple. I've been told that these fasteners have a tendency to rust and break easily when trying to remove the rear armour plate, making them desirable to have should you have to pull the plate to access the engine bay from the rear. Please feel free to ask any questions or request more photos.
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