fesm_ndt
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How is everyone going? I heard a second wave might be going through the UK. We have been quite lucky in the state i am in here in Australia as the government closed our borders and had strict controls but also helps that we dont live piled on top of each other. Anyway I hope these make you smile, stay healthy
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And finally i just bought this 9x6 shed, which has to be disassembled this weekend and moved to my place. This will slow me down but have to get council approvals and pour a heap of concrete (so need more overtime). Anyway stay safe
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As the original 109 GS 2A had been butchered by different modifications. i am opting to build an 88 GS 2A. First picture is the current state of my project.... the second picture is what i want apart from i think i will go Glooss UK mod green
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and more spare parts..😀
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Some more spare parts
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Well not much progress, just accumlating parts. This one is 1 of 44 ever made, ex army fire tender. Nearly anything steel has rusted away
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yeah.... wow sorry never saw this post sorry been travelling a lot for work hows life treating you up there
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Well finally got it in the shed....definately not a lightweight Dashes are odd.. hand throttle... twin fuel tanks. Funny they didnt just fit standard UK army fittings. Its got tool mounts on the wings with an additional axe mount. i cannot see how a heater was fitted
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Chasing a light weight body and other bits if anyones got a rotten chassis one? Basically i miss my old Lightweight
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Cheers yep got a tirfor today to get it into the shed. But freezing tonight with drizzle Well not UK freezing but just miserable
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another.. circa 1979
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Dash is interesting, twin tanks, different tool mounts, reinforced diff
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Saw a 2a the other day and it followed me home.... The ADF ones have a lot of different mods
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yes i was thinking my initial post would be low level... but it has really been an interesting history lesson... One of the things i have always liked about this forum is learning stuff as its often fascinating
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So all in all, weird to be downunder as we went from Centurians, to Leopards to Abrahms
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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/503947347185069/ states "Rolls Royce 6 cyl 12 piston 2 crankshaft horizontally opposed multifuel. Ex Swiss army tank. 104 hours since brand new. Runs well. $10k very rare" What would it have been fitted to?
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I think it is a relevant topic as most the people in here are in the susceptible age range. Also it is an unprecedented event. interesting info yesterday on the news was that people with A blood types are 63% more prone to serious symptoms. So be a safe as you can.... if you refuel your car wear gloves
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you might have seen this already https://www.pickles.com.au/campaigns/Online-Centurion-Battle-Tank-ARV-Sale
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ps did you see they tank bits I posted in merredin.... not sure if any of that track or wheels were of any use as they were lojoking at selling also
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totally unintentional....... but I did realise after I posted most of my is riddled with hidden airstrip so most likely bits all over the place but really remote... ie 7 hours of desert road driving well a bit less as Mr has no speed limits so was sitting on 130...140kmh when I went up that way when I was a kid the govt had banged oversized star pickets into all the runways as the drug runners were using them
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maybe we can scale it off my boot.... I'll me asure it tomorrow... is it a big difference?
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everything is bigger in Aus 😂
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I might be going up that way in a few months
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my guess is maybe peanuts as they don't know what it is..... I should of asked if any othere hunks of steel were laying around... from memory about 3 hours ne of Alice springs
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Spotted this in the middle of nowhere at a place called Tilmouth Well really off the beaten track...I would bet they don't know what their footpath is
