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That's fabulous. Jolly well done chaps.

greedy bugger :-D

Never mind finding them, that's easy; it's the money tree to buy them with that is the hard bit!

He doesn't need a money tree apparantly. He has a special pillow.

I'll have to get one of those pillows. Where did he get it? :-D

That looks very tidy. Where do you keep finding them.

Hmmmmm, I guess not then.

Is it finished yet Nick?

They weren't at the show.

And I'll need it on the peanuts I'm earning.

Was that Brent Mullins ?

Correct.

Great looking collection of vehicles and looks like the weather was perfect for the event .

80 degrees, just right.

Looks quality rather than quantitry, but that's the way to do it! A few you can spend time drooling over.

There was plenty to drool over, was hoping for more stuff for sale but there's always next year.

This sherman needs a touch up.

Yes it was

Went along to this last week. For such a big place the show was much smaller than I expected, not a great deal for sale but quite a few vehicles on show. Here's a few pics.

The re-enactment was quite good.

Didn't expect to see these here.

Some B&W

More pictures here

Mark - you can sleep with me.

 

If you are serious the I am up for it

I'm hoping to go. Still sorting details.

Old video with a voiceover added. :shocking:

Wot me mate.no mate,to dangerous mate.highly iresponsable that sort of thing,

suposing the dingy had started leaking:shocked:leave that sort of thing to others:-D

I'm not sure I believe you. :police:

Did you just climb aboard?

The chassis number is too high. Can you post a picture of it.

Where are you getting the engine number from? It should be stamped on the block behind the oil filter. The number you posted sounds like a head casting number.

As said above G503 is the best place.

From what I could see the front end has some living accomodation. The 3 port holes behind the wheel house is the engine room. Couldn't see what was to the rear of that.

Built by the US then used by germany as a patrol boat apparantly. Present owner bought it in 2001 from someone in Scotland. The hull resembled swiss cheese when he got it. Don't know any more. Just got this info from someone helping out there. The owner came along but he was a bit busy for a long chat.

Chatham. Spotted it a few weeks ago so went down there yeasterday to have a nose about.

Saw this so got some pics.

The bottom section has just been replaced both sides.

Engines and generator. Taken out as they made it too heavy to lift.

Took a ride over there today.

Couldn't get a good shot from the front. It's leaning over quite a bit.

A few more pictures here.

horses.

Josey Wales.