Fenick

welcome peter , let us know what ya get

hi from 'old' Hampshire nice collection too.

hello

hello:laugh:

look forward to following this resto , solid chassis to start from too

Hi Fenwick,

welcome aboard, if your at any show here in the south do pop by and say hello to any of the Dorset military enthusiast. Check out our facebook page

cheers

Ashley

ah thanks , will do,and will check out the FB page

sounds nice when the engine barks into life

Hi Jaimy

hi Toner

I assume with no MOT the vehicle still has to be road worthy, but how do you prove this with no MOT. can you just buy an old (pre 1960) vehicle and drive it home ?

sorry off on a slight tangent ! what's the external dimensions of the Quad? will it fit in a normal garage and can you drive it with a car licence?

But, taking into account the comment - what would you change? Not having to manage such a huge logistic enterprise, I would hate to comment - but.. What about a fenced off circuit going through the site that anybody exhibiting can join and drive around as and when? We, the public get to see a selection of MVs drive past, the exhibitors get to drive around without having to dodge the public. Just a thought and a way to deal with the huge site.

sounds like a top idea to me

just followed the link and them 3D metal sintered printers are pretty impressive :wow:

hello, just checked on google and they're nice and big got any photos ?

hi everyone, i'm down south in the new forest and just saying my hello's. No military vehicles as yet (life times ambition is to own a quad ever since I had a dinky toy of one when I was about 7 ... we can all dream ) been collecting the odd bit of memorabilia over the years but mainly cap badges. and have a strange hobby of photographing all the pill boxes and bunkers I can find as I was going to make a book , but that'll probably never happen.... so I have about 300 different photos laying about. i'll keep you posted if I ever get a vehicle .. cheers Russ (ps. sry if its a second post as I messed up on the first one!)

great thread I see you got the limber from Australia. I saw a couple of derelict Quads while I was over there on holiday last year in some village about 3 hours north of Perth, dread to think of the import casts looking forward to seeing it completed