Enigma

How about this one?

The beast of war?

OOh I want to go to Overloon again! Especially in the same company.

Who says we want that?...

Just kidding, you're welcome Tony.

Stopp the press...

Dutchman reveals photo of the train...

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http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/large_image.php?ad=78174&cat=3

 

 

Pearce Arrow for sale in France via Milweb

I've seen this one last year in France and took some photo's.

Looked like a good project.

http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/large_image.php?ad=78174&cat=3 Pierce Arrow on milweb

I've seen this one last year in France and took some photo's.

Looked like a good project.

Mud sking come to mind.

, new olympic sport...

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Aaaaaaarrrrggghh....when will people realise a TV or computerscreen isn't placed vertically.....tilt that damn camera phone horizontally...:angry

Still, the person filming is on a Tiger and I am not.:-(

I like a bit of a used look.

Evening I have just started Enigma by Hugh Sebag-montefiore and so far have learnt a lot I didn't know about the subject,very interesting.

Simon

Didn't know a book was written about me...:readpaper::coffee:

What's your idea of an idyllic beach holiday?

 

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Only missing a scantily clad lady or 2...:angel:

Lots were converted post war for civvie use.

Don't know what to think about the beach buggy jeep though...

I bought a new straight fuell line and the seller hand bent it to match the Original as good as possible. It went in without much trouble.

Still, I probably stuffed it up If I tried to bend it so was glad the seller did it for me.

Because its not WW2 the amount possible buyers are lower.

Even though its better than a WW2 one, gearbox, 24 volts etc.

Thet are rarer than a WW2 but not as desired as a WW2 jeep. So I can't give a sensible figure although surely 10 grand should be a good guess.. as said it does have the rare factor and a recognisable WW2/postwar lineage/evolution.

A M38 was my first MV and loved it.

whats over the arch on the jeep towards the back ? to the right ,(single hoop up ) 1 two to its left has something too

Don't know what you mean.

Can you repost the pic with a Arrow pointing to what you mean?

Olaf - seems they were built by DAF for the Luftwaffe after the invasion of Holland - see link for info (part shown below):

 

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Didn't know that, thanks for the pic.

Interesting, the DAF in one of the photo's was probably taken from the Dutch?

He had a stall at the latest W&PR for the promotion of the show's new season where he talked with fans. Bruce is a genuinely nice and friendly guy, very approachable and always interested in people. Ofcourse he has to act a bit sometimes on the show, but in general what you see is how he really is. The same goes for the Twins. I completely agree with Tim that they are extremely skilled mechanics that have perfectly restored a lot of hard projects. You see them in the show as they really are.

I don't know him personally but when we asked if we could go on a photo with him he said Yes right away.

I'm allways surprised how much info Clive finds/has.

Notice how the windscreen tube hits the bodytub on the corners.

Considering the similarity between the M201 and MB/GPW you could post in the US section I reccon.

Been to the museum a few years ago and loved it.

Luckily I had enough tiome to look around.

You must have had a lot of surprised looks from other motorists I'm sure.

Looks good,before you know it you'll be driving it under its own power.

The jeep looks quite good.

You could ask questions in the US vehicle section or in the"I maybe stupid but" section.

Since the beginning of this forum several members passed away.

very sad.