ray109 (RIP)

Hi Lee and Amy

nice to see you here

talk soon m8

blanchards have a genuine one on ebay at the mo £25-00 and posts worldwide

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rover-Series-3-Heater-Valve-Tap-90577299-BNIB-/140602874017?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item20bc9598a1

heres a couple of pics but after the conflict with an argie g wagon

oops

maybe you could also contact sama (south atlantic medal assosiation) and get hold of a few of there collecting tins

as it would be a nice gesture to be collecting for this charity

http://www.sama82.org.uk/

In the Falklands War of 1982 the British Army deployed several hundred Land Rovers to the South Atlantic. These never reached the Falklands as they were transported on the requesitioned merchant ship 'Atlantic Conveyor' which was sunk in an airstrike.

the only 2 i know of were 2 x sbs 109,s transported on canberra and i believe Kenny who was at last years show has one of these (allegerdly)

the new batch of landys where sent on route but didnt arrive till it was all-over

the only other ones were the civvy ones owned and used by the islanders

Excalibur unit is pleased to announce we raised over 5k at war and peace for HELP FOR HERO,S

after many stints on the main gate by the team

and yes we may have been a little boistrous on wendsday evening at our party night as we realised we would reach our goal

many thanks to any of you or your family or friends who may have contributed to our collectors

leaving in 20 mins see you all laters

good morning Lee from a wet brentwood lol

we will be arriving friday with the rest of excalibur unit

see you over the weekend m8

ill be there with excalibur unit, so come have a beer, see you all there

ill be there Lee butttttttttttttttttt

im not cleaning the WW1 trench again

still got the blisters lol

hope your feeling better now m8

yes ill be there with the lightweight

wishing you a speedy recovery m8,

I just arrived home , great weekend, many many thanks to Lee and Ian and all the other staff who worked so hard to make this event what it is ,

had a fabulous time met friends old and new so roll on the next show

nipped down this morning to see if Lee needed a hand with anything, drove all around the place and couldent find him, so sat in car for an hour ,lol ,

so im now back home loading sankey , ready for a wendsday apperance

Hi Lee,

Ill try and get down monday or tuesday so i can lend a hand with any last minute jobs if thats ok

really looking forward to it ,

are you doing a leaflet drop in brentwood high street or anything, else you need help with

welcome here airportable

i to am a lightweight owner and love it

look forward to the pics, are you coming to the bunker bash ?

regards

Ray

yep exactly the same thing i had one a while back

welcome ollie

look forward to seeing you there

this one wasnt tied up alongside

30th March Daily Telegraph reports that a nuclear submarine is sailing south;

Former Prime Minister James Callaghan informs Parliament that in 1977 in response to Argentine pressure Britain secretly sent a nuclear submarine and two warships to the South Atlantic;

Carrington says a diplomatic solution is being pursued

heres another in living colour , which may help

http://www.nhua.co.uk/Landrover/docs/2A_1969_petrol_neg.pdf

that looks like my lens cap i lost at end of season bunker do lol

The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s.

ill be there, what do we need to bring,

we will be back again for this, after a great weekend last year but hope to see you again before that