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Johnny started following Damiler Dingo Ownership, Vehicle number plate changes 2021, FOR SALE PAVESI ARTILLERY TRACTOR and 7 others
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Vehicle number plate changes 2021
Johnny replied to LarryH57's topic in Legislation, Licenses & Registration
I can't find anything stating that permission must be obtained for using black and white plates. Where have you seen that? I can only see that the vehicle must be pre-1980 and in the Historic Taxation class. -
A bit more detail on their website, but not much: Fiat Pavesi P4/100 Artillery Tractor of c.1920s SO390 - Berrybrook Steam & Classics
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Blackpool transport diamond t wrecker
Johnny replied to Homepridefred's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
Also worth trying the South Yorkshire Transport Museum. I think Peak1 might be involved with them. South Yorkshire Transport Museum | Facebook -
Blackpool transport diamond t wrecker
Johnny replied to Homepridefred's topic in Transporters & Wreckers (All Nations)
Have you seen this thread? Looks like it was owned by a member called Peak1 from Sheffield back then. Don't know if they are still active on here though? -
Probably not military, but this picture has been posted on the local Then and Now Facebook page. Can anyone identify the 1921 truck? https://www.facebook.com/groups/bristolthenandnow/permalink/1421639378041427/
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Their Facebook page says "Due to COVID the Heartland Museum will be closed until 11/12/2020. Sadly, the Veterans' Day Parade will be canceled this year. Stay safe!" https://www.facebook.com/heartlandmuseum/
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Looks like it might be the The National Automobile Museum in Reno. This link says "After the HATM closed, a portion of the collection was donated to our Museum and is currently stored in a local warehouse." https://automuseum.org/?event=a-video-tour-of-the-hays-antique-truck-collection-august-second-thursday-talk Even if they didn't get the Riker, they might know where it went.
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Think it's one of these. Also known as a Bog Frog:
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Yep, think you're right. http://www.bmpt.org.uk/other_boats_history/RSL-1664/index.htm
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This site will be useful for research. http://www.bmpt.org.uk/index.htm Difficult to tell what it might be from the photos.
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Googling the reg number, the roadsweeper was sold at auction. Can't see the sale date though but possibly 2015: http://classiccars.brightwells.com/viewdetails.php?id=5461 Found a picture of it from 2018 here: There is a chocolate express bus in the London Transport museum collection - not sure if it's the same one though?: https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/blog/2017/11/05/see-the-pirate-chocolate-express-bus/
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Yep, Scootopia.
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They have a website too: https://www.joesmotorpool.com/
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Some alternatives were suggested on this thread:
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How strange!! Could you make up a puller to remove the bushes using the internal thread?