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First registered 1/7/88, unlicensed tax expired on 1/3/00.

And don't forget on Sunday the Chinese New Year started & guess what, this is THE YEAR OF THE PIG

Could we have hoods on them for use in town centres?

I would keep the sand well away from the radiator.

Paul do not even put a power washer on the radiator canvas, it will smash a hole in it!

Paul, remember to buy a pack of radiator brushes. They have long handles, narrow & angled head. Often can get a pack in a one pound shop, very useful for inside box sections & all those intimate little places on the pig.

Being a bit fussy aren't you?

Oh no, it's not going to be a Kelly's Heroes weekend is it? :shake:

Support your local sub-Post Office! Never had a problem there & they are pleased to have your business. I see they have now been stripped of their role in issuing TV licences, so that will accelerate the closure of yet more of these small post offices which HMG seems determined to press on with. These little businesses struggle to survive yet provide a very useful service particularly in a rural community. Re-taxing vehicles in a main Post Office, my experience is not good with exempt vehicles like ours they sometimes say it has to be done at a LVLO as it is too much effort to cope with the unusual as they are paid a bonus on the speed of getting customers past the counter.

Good idea but nope

Nope

Yes and no.

Richard unless you have a deeper knowledge than me, I haven't looked closely but I think the problem is that there is no storage capacity. Hay one day means dung the next, there are random depositions all over the place. I just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Given that the horse's capacity for exudation that it has no control over, I feel confident that my wife has no more ability to influence this given her difficulties of operating forward & reverse gears.

Well I did have a little bit of a tidy up first, I must confess. I have great admiration for those who can maintain the logic & discipline of a clean workshop. But I can remember there used to be pictures in magazines of amateur radio 'shacks' generally all neat & tidy with rows of Japanese boxes then occasionally there was a picture of a mess shack with wires everywhere, bits of equipment half built & tools all over the place. I used to think that at least he builds something & gets in there with soldering iron etc. But todays hobby is a bit messier. As Jerry will testify when he saw me at work today. I can't get round the vehicle properly to weld etc so I have to drive it into the open & squelch around in mud, not helped by wife on her horse doing a big dung where I am working (that is the horse I mean)

Neil, you've got me all wrong. No it's not that sort of thing at all!

Ingenious thought but nope.

Neil Did you ring that company I gave you that made them for the MOD, were they not any help?

Nope

Nope

Well don't arrest me for having long hair! BTW I don't think the man in the middle liked being photographed.

Yes it is, well done. But why was it used?

Nope

Well you have a choice, these examples are late 1980s http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/MP01.jpg[/img] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/78KJ15a.jpg[/img] and remember to get a hair cut! A lot uniform displays are spoilt by what has been called in military parlance 'Hair, Ridiculous'

Good idea but it wouldn't have been very effective though as the nozzles are only at the end of the supports. If it helps it was filled with water & VAOS Section A2 NIV/2, which probably most households would have somewhere.