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Bantam T3-C Database Request

48cj2a

48cj2a

http://bantamt3c.com
Joined
May 4, 2003
Please visit The Bantam T3-C Page

Can I please get anyone that has a Civilian Bantam T3-C Trailer to
send me an email at: bantamt3c@gmail.com

I'm going to work with John Hubbard's Yahoo Groups data base and get
it up to date, and continue the quest for production figures to
create an accurate as possible date of manufacture.

If you know any of the following please include it in the email.

Name
email address
Location (City, State)
Serial number
Year of Manufacture (guesses ok) your proof - title, registration, etc
If you could include a few pictures that would be a bonus for the
database.

Lastly Chuck Lutz has requested the following:

To prove the theory that the first 2,000 Bantam T3-C's "WERE" the
military left overs.....they need to have the following
characteristics:
1) Riveted Spring Hangers (with the additional two holes)
2) ACM numbers on them
3) FOUR holes punched in the front for the military style data plate
4) BO Switch hole
5) Handbrake (or the holes for it)
 
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48cj2a said:
Can I please get anyone that has a Civilian Bantam T3-C Trailer to
send me an email at: 48cj2a@...

I'm going to work with John Hubbard's Yahoo Groups data base and get
it up to date, and continue the quest for production figures to
create an accurate as possible date of manufacture.

If you know any of the following please include it in the email.

Name
email address
Location (City, State)
Serial number
Year of Manufacture (guesses ok) your proof - title, registration, etc
If you could include a few pictures that would be a bonus for the
database.

Lastly Chuck Lutz has requested the following:

To prove the theory that the first 2,000 Bantam T3-C's "WERE" the
military left overs.....they need to have the following
characteristics:
1) Riveted Spring Hangers (with the additional two holes)
2) ACM numbers on them
3) FOUR holes punched in the front for the military style data plate
4) BO Switch hole
5) Handbrake (or the holes for it)
Click to expand...

I've launched the preliminary web site for the Bantam T3-C trailer project http://bantamt3c.com
and solicit photos and info from all Bantam Civy trailer owners.
 
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Just to give credit where it's due - the database on the Bantam Trailer yahoo group was created by John Hubbard. Louis added some records to it but John did the initial setup work.

Unless Louis setup another database, in which case disregard this message...;)
 
Boyink said:
Just to give credit where it's due - the database on the Bantam Trailer yahoo group was created by John Hubbard. Louis added some records to it but John did the initial setup work.

Unless Louis setup another database, in which case disregard this message...;)
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Thanks Mike, I''ll update that.
 
I need to get my info together. My trailer probably needs to be scrapped but I can't bring myself to do it. I keep thinking I will use it as a template to build one from scratch and reuse the data plate.
 
Art,

I emailed info on my newly acquired trailer (S/N T3C-30319) last week. Just sold ACM 154291 locally on 2/21.
 
Art,
I just emailed it again.
 
48cj2a said:
Please visit The Bantam T3-C Page

Can I please get anyone that has a Civilian Bantam T3-C Trailer to
send me an email at: 48cj2a@sbcglobal.net

I'm going to work with John Hubbard's Yahoo Groups data base and get
it up to date, and continue the quest for production figures to
create an accurate as possible date of manufacture.

If you know any of the following please include it in the email.

Name
email address
Location (City, State)
Serial number
Year of Manufacture (guesses ok) your proof - title, registration, etc
If you could include a few pictures that would be a bonus for the
database.

Lastly Chuck Lutz has requested the following:

To prove the theory that the first 2,000 Bantam T3-C's "WERE" the
military left overs.....they need to have the following
characteristics:
1) Riveted Spring Hangers (with the additional two holes)
2) ACM numbers on them
3) FOUR holes punched in the front for the military style data plate
4) BO Switch hole
5) Handbrake (or the holes for it)
Click to expand...
Art....Believe these trailers also had Combat Wheels.....
Dave
 
Calling all The Bantam T3-C Page patrons and supporters.

After 11 years I think we have come a very long way on the The Bantam T3-C Page website.

A special thank you to Russ Wagner for approaching me to share the CJ2A Page as a host for our Bantam Trailer Forum too. It has been a great way for us to share info with the T3-C and Jeep Trailer Community.

I recently got in contact with long time 2A Page Member Sean who set up the CJ2A Database and he is helping me develop a similar product for the Bantam T3-C Trailers but I'm on a education curve while I try to learn database creation and SQL programming. So more to come in the future on this venture.

My Webpage hosting and Domain Renewal Fees are coming due and I would like to solicit funds to offset the cost. Multiple year renewals are the most cost saving so dependent upon what is raised will determine how long I'll be able to extend the subscriptions.

If you would like to support the The Bantam T3-C Page by becoming a sponsor please go to the homepage and click the button in the upper left corner. I've setup a paypal account to except credit cards or PayPal transactions.

Sponsors are identified on the database.
Include a note in the donation with what trailer SN you have to aid me in finding you in the database or send me an email.

If you have any Bantam literature, or unique items of interest please send it so we can share with all.


email me directly at bantamt3c@gmail.com
 
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