hobbit

Lived with them, drove on exercise, serviced and maintained them along with 88s and 109s, mk bedfords, 1t ambulance, and command post track vehicles too, have an original gs version now, need to get it back on the road this year, but i cant see it happening unfortunately I worked with Larkspur and later clansman radio, the caged radio bay we had then was massive, used to hold 4x100 ah sigs batteries, hated working on them, especially battery changes. they where complete with an overhead mesh, nor sure it was for protection or as a farady cage, the lightweight ffr was used as rebro units due to limitations on radio ranges with larkspur Still love em, as well as the mk but missus wont let me have one of those Keep up the good work

The amount of time I spent on these machines, seeing one in this condition is a sight for sore eyes, well done! With all the new fitments and paint do you still get that smell of oil, petrol and canvas?