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I'd get yourself a pair of these. Cheap and will save a smack in the face from your own fist :cry:. It's not so bad if know one sees it though.

Hadn't seen that, thanks. :clap:

Yup I've got a collection of 40's music. I like all sorts, except that ©Rap stuff.

It's easy listening isn't it. Sure beats most of the crap on the radio.

Glad you like. Take a look

Went along to this on Saturday. I thought the re enactment was great. Don't usually watch these but this was on such a big scale with plenty of vehicle movements and using the walls on the site, not to mention the planes. Bit dissapointed when I took my dad on Monday and they'd moved the barriers in about 40'. I wanted to see the Huey and wasn't dissapointed by that either. Was a t a friends 40's house display right behind the helipad and got to smell the engine and experience the down draught from the rotors. :-o couple of video clips here. Take Off Landing A few Picture in the Gallery

Take a look here

Yes they are modern. They do modern stuff in the old style. Apparantly they're going to be on gmtv Friday morning at 9. I might actually turn my TV on for that.

Not very popular here then. :-( Here's the info on them anyway. They're called The Puppini Sisters.

Like the 40's style music? I stumbled across these. Have a listen and see what you think Track1 Track2 I like it, if there's interest I'll post the info on them.

not bald surely :-D

Are they still around, with the hair as well

Nice work. Wish I had room like that to play with. Like the rad :-D

Great pictures, looks like a good trip.

Keep earning those pennies. 3 days a week is more than enough for me. Far too depressing going to work.

To cheer you up here's a taster of what you're missing :-D Enjoy your work won't you now :evil:

A vehicle entry gets you 2 adult and 2 child passes. The price of £25 is if you booked in advance by 1st July. Late entry price is £50. Extra person passes are £30 adult, £20 child. If you've already paid for a camping ticket it might be worth ringing to see what they can do.

Great reading, Emotional too.

I'll have a look around at Beltring and see if I can find anything. If not I'll get back to you afterwards about it. Thanks again

That would be great Richard. Let me know the cost and I'll sort you out. Thanks

Thanks Richard. I'd like to know more about it. Mainly how to get it working again and if I can find any manuals on it

I've got hold of a generator that the owner says is war time vintage. Can anyone here identify it and give me some advice on how to fix it up? There are a few markings on it. This appears to be the output point Any advice or tips appreciated. Thanks

Thanks bernie. What do they cost roughly.

What company do you use and what do they charge?

I think this is about right. The early slat grill jeeps had a solid wheel. Next came the combat rim, then the solid hotchkiss type and then the solid type with slots cut in. Have a look here for some info and pictures. http://www.vintagewiringofmaine.com/jeepguy/rim/wheelid.html