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That reminds me that a number of years ago I helped Geof Theobold reassemble his auster, haul it up and suspended it from the ceiling when he had the warnham museum. Regards rog8811

find it here.... after 25 second save the world advert http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/01/30/bs.rivers.afghan.tank.graveyard.cnn Regards rog8811

That is quite a story ! Nicely done, thanks for the photos and description. Regards rog8811

6 x 4 Stonefield for sale on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130360784565&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT It has been on its side so a bit of damage, more photos here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/46796327@N05/sets/72157623260621758/ Regards rog8811

"Shell ensis" is what I have used in the past, it is described as a non-drying oil. Regards rog8811

I thought I would post this pici I found on flicker as I had not seen it before. I am not sure if the link will work as I could not tiny it.... ignore that, links below Main page http://tiny.cc/mil01 There is a link to google maps for position just under the photo. and one of an air view where the old girl can be seen. http://tiny.cc/mil03 Regards rog8811

Looks to be a superb project, nice to see the updates.

Hi folks, For a time I owned a Gaz69 which I had a lot of fun with, but due to various life changes I had to let it go as I no longer have anywhere to work on vehicles but it has not dulled my life long interest in big stuff. From my primary school class window I used to gaze across too Benson brothers (funfair) winter yard watching various scammells nosing trailors around the place, this included a Showtrac, a couple of Highwaymen and my favourite, though I never saw it move, a Pioneer artillery tractor. Around the same time Dalrymples turned up in our local woodland with a Matador logging tractor which I spent hours watching.... I have never lost my interest so here I am Regards rog8811