they are on the inside of the tub and are directly across from each other
what are these for ? roll bar maybe ?
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Originally posted by Tim SmithThe location and height doesn't look right for any hoop-set that I've ever seen.
Was your truck a radio truck? I'm suspecting these were some sort of antennae mount.Last edited by autoguy; 03-11-2008, 02:27 PM.Comment
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If it was fitted as an FFR like the UK MOD trucks then there would be a fancy rack to mount the radios in the back there. It has a proprietry name which I can never remember but it is hard and expensive to find by all accounts. My bet is that these would be the mounting locations for the radio rack.
I can never remember seeing a picture of a military land rover with a cloth truck cab although I stand to be corrected given its Belgian origins.
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Originally posted by greenmeanieIf it was fitted as an FFR like the UK MOD trucks then there would be a fancy rack to mount the radios in the back there. It has a proprietry name which I can never remember but it is hard and expensive to find by all accounts. My bet is that these would be the mounting locations for the radio rack.
I can never remember seeing a picture of a military land rover with a cloth truck cab although I stand to be corrected given its Belgian origins.
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This is a radio rack that would be used with those mounts (it would support the camo netting and support the antenna.:
The radio unit was a Larkspur (http://wftw.nl/larkspur/larkspur1.html). Which was eventually replaced with the Clansman system.
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Originally posted by xsbowesThis is a radio rack that would be used with those mounts:
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