Bodge Deep

Just that! Carrying things they're Carrying frames The British version of the US packboard Came in late war / end of the war

Same here, the ally folding beds are very good... off the ground and sturdy... Once they're up and had a nights settling they are very comfy... A Pathfinder 9x9 sounds like the way ahead, they're very good. :-)

Yes it does seem a great shame As a film prop it has merit and history of its own You couldn't really ignore ABTF in terms of epic war films I'd love it!

Well quite

mouth still hanging open... catching flies now:-D outstanding :shocked:

Got mine from Jeep parts... can't remember how much but they usually have them all on the shelf

Yes its Cark Yeah autojumble is sunday see y'there...:-D

I knew Dodge gloveboxes were big but...:-D

Looks like a lamp of some sort Or a spare tyre mount?

did you huddle in the butterfly house for warmth

Back from an age when even an anti decapitation rail was stylish... there's class for you

Welcome Tim Nice looking truck you've got there and with 8 feet of snow, looks like it'll come in usefull !! Parking is by either age, country of origin or amount of oil deposited over night (oily trucks furthest from the duck pond... it makes them harder to catch) :cool2:

Not so many of them about :kissoncheek:

You can see the grin from here!! :-D

who said that :nut:

I think it boils down to people getting it in their heads that driving is a right and not a privelidge in so much that they will keep on driving if they can't see, can't afford insurance, car fails its MOT or whatever. How often do you see on those late night police programmes with people who repeatedly drive after being banned! As Adrian said people don't self regulate because they fear the consequences of being stopped driving. The HGV driver who killed my mate from work apparently broke down under questioning and said he'd suffered from poor eyesight and a sleep disorder for years but had hidden it for fear of losing his job... instead of which he killed someone as a result of refusing to admit he was unfit to drive. It dragged the court case out for months and put my mates girlfriend and family through hell...

One way to the the unmentionables clean:-D

Mud:cool2:

It might... worth a try And the new Pathfinder mag arrived back from the printers today with your excellent peice about the structure so it will be reaching a wider audience... lets hope it does some good

You will find that there is now your own swarfega dispenser by your named sink in the washroom... The gritty bits have been upgraded commensurate with your status and are now crushed uncut rubies

One my work colleagues was killed about 5 years ago when his micra was utterly flattened by an HGV driver who "didn't see him" claimed an eyesight problem in court that he'd suffered for years (never mentioned it to his employers... then claimed a narcolepsy type illness too...). Not that he'd have probably admitted it at a medical but you never know

P.I.L! Jack you know what music is don't you... actually clearly not :nut:

No thanks I understood the principle, just expressed it badly:pfrt:

Very good film... have to confess i didn't even know the Daimler had 4 wheel steering :red:

I find it hard to beleive that nowadays ranges require genuine 'hard targets' given that its pretty much a foregone conclusion the capabilities of the ordnance being lobbed at these hulks... not to mention the fact whilst a lot of the targets are indeed turned into 30 ton tea bags, many seem to be for rangefinding spotting purposes and simply rot into the floor.