Anyone looking to unload an SIII bulkhead?? RHD better but either should work. I'm in Raleigh, NC.
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'91 RRC, SWB (tuned up quite nicely, new water pump, needs radiator repaired or replaced and brakes!) Sold😔
'74 S III, diesel, 109, rhd, hard top
(patiently awaiting cummings 4bt, nv 4500, and np200!)
Finally IN PROGRESS!! Sold😖
There's a lot of crap in that trailer. Any chance you have that guys number?
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'91 RRC, SWB (tuned up quite nicely, new water pump, needs radiator repaired or replaced and brakes!) Sold😔
'74 S III, diesel, 109, rhd, hard top
(patiently awaiting cummings 4bt, nv 4500, and np200!)
Finally IN PROGRESS!! Sold😖
yup lots of crap, its a mix of Unimog and series 3 88 parts. What you see in the picture is one red series 3 88 in pieces except frame and wings. In the background are 2 complete series 3 88s that are in pretty rough shape. Cant find the guys number right now but i will look tomorrow. His shop is called U-Go MotorWerks near Paioli, Indiana if that helps. Im making a run back there pretty soon to snag a gage cluster off one of those 88s. If you want I can scope out the bulkhead and see what shape it's in.
1970 Series IIA 109 EX-MOD
1971 Series IIA 109 EX-MOD
1982 Mercedes 300TD
1989 RRC
1993 D110
1994 RRC LWB
1995 RRC SWB Brooklands Edition
1995 RRC LWB
1995 RRC LWB
1995 Disco
1996 GMC 2500 Suburban
1996 Disco
1997 Disco
2001 RR P38
2005 LR3 HSE
2006 RR HSE
The information on the bottom will usually be three lines, something like the above photos. The first line is the standard the can conforms to, the second is the name or initials of the manufacturer, and the third is a date line, usually of the form "20-5-42". This means 20 liters-5 gallons, made in 1942 and not "May 20, 1942".
The manufacturer will be one of many who made cans in the war years or afterward. You will see names like "BENNETT", "CONCO", "RHEEM", "MONARCH", "NESCO", "MCC", "RADIOSTEEL" (makers of the Radio Flyer in peacetime) and "USMC". It is USMC that causes the most confusion. When USMC appears in the manufacturer line, it is not the Marines. Rather the initials stand for U.S. Metal Container Company, of Miami, Oklahoma. The company is still around, owned by the Elmburg family since 1966. They continue to make the cans for the commercial market under the name Blitz USA, Inc.
Xrunnr
PM sent. Could you please tell me more? Please!
Originally posted by xrunnr
I have a left hand available but it is not in perfect condition. I am located in Birmingham, Alabama
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'91 RRC, SWB (tuned up quite nicely, new water pump, needs radiator repaired or replaced and brakes!) Sold😔
'74 S III, diesel, 109, rhd, hard top
(patiently awaiting cummings 4bt, nv 4500, and np200!)
Finally IN PROGRESS!! Sold😖
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