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Can anyone tell me what variant his one is? http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/large_image.php?ad=66047&cat=1
Give them a bell you might find that its very cheap or very expensive
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Nice one I had a punt on one of the Sultans didn't win though shame
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no doubt the missus found porn on your laptop and the old "my account's been hacked excuse" came to mind.
good call, i've used that one myself too
rick
Its all that military porn Ferrets and Foxes
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Jobs shame for the staff
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I didn't think that I would ever have a problem as I usually clear my cookies and temp folders outs at least once a week but I hadn't had a clear out for more than a month. So I will be going back to how I used to do it and clear everything out at the end of the week and start afresh. I have changed my password with yahoo so with a bit of luck that will be it.
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nice job your doing there mate. need to get my arse into gear and get myself a carrier. waiting for couple of replies ive posted. would love this one but out of my budget!
Most carriers will be out of most peoples budget at £30,000 plus so don't dismiss it. You could buy one in Canada but the shipping charges would be at least £3500 in container charges plus incidentals
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Those nice chappies or chappes's have hacked my yahoo ferrettkitt email address so if you get an email from me with my name in it bin it don't open it up.
Bstrds!!
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Im not too up on them, seen a few advertised on the yank websites but not side by side.
Whats the comparison priceways?
Im open to anything interesting carrier related so a T16 would fit the bill
Send Rick a pm and ask Kevin as well he might know of one that is available
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Hi
Thought i would bring this thread back up.
Any news on the restos?
I wouldnt mind a carrier myself, anyone know any available in the UK??
Any info greatly appreciated
Does it have to be a Universal/Bren carrier? Would a T16 do? If so ask Rick eddy8men
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They always had the rule about leaving early on Sunday, and everyone always left early. Unfortunately when people have a long drive home, at slow speed in an old vehicle, they are going to leave early.. it takes us more than 4 hours to get home, and people come from further afield than we do.
Similarly they have always had the rule about vehicle movement, it never stopped the people driving around, or the kids on quad bikes!
It takes us six hours to get home and last year we decided to stay till the Monday before hoofing it.
I can't see how they could stop someone who wants to go home and doesn't fancy arriving home in the early morning. It maybe that this years show will stop all the things that used to go on, fresh venue new broom and all that.
Its pie in the sky or gossip till we get to the show and see how it is.
Enjoy it its going to be different thats the fun part of it, lets face it we all knew where everything was at the hop farm so the change should be good.
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The IB2 and IB3 were supposedly interchangeable on the Ferret mounting plate, for me it is clarity in the IB2 that I prefer. The IB3 will work just fine and do the job in the vehicle. The IB2 has more functions (rebroadcasting) compared to the basic IB3 box which in the civilian world will not be needed.
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Liberty engine which as you say is a great war design
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Not seen it yet have it recorded to watch tonight
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Getting back to the original start of the thread I was going to post the same story up its just how you would want a serviceman who gave his life for this little country to be remembered. Its a shame that no living relatives could be found
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My great uncle was gassed on The Somme, and struggled on until 1928, before his lungs finally rotted away.
Struggling a bit to see how a supermarket could be built on consecrated ground, I always thought it was forbidden to erect a building in such a place??????
As Antar says its ££££. Consecrated ground doesn't always stay consecrated, at the gateway to Manchester by the Mancunian way you will find St Georges Church (near Dot Motorcycles). The church itself had been empty for many years and the druggies had been using the graveyard for you know what, in the 1990's the church yard was de-consecrated and the human remains were dug up and placed elsewhere the church building was then turned into flats.
I also seem to remember a program on TV which was about a company that undertook graveyard clearance not my idea of a job but it takes all sorts
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What year were the the Leyland DAF's made from? the 4 ton ones..
Not under twenty five years old yet if you were thinking of importing one so you would have to pay import duty?
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Great pictures
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The DUKW has it for soft skin vehicles what about armoured vehicles?
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Cheers Bob... Sorry about the music Bob.... but the Wurzals.. "I've got a brand new Combine Harvester" didn't seem to fit the bill !!
It could have been come by yah now that would have been a good sound track not!
I'm sure Bobs a Slayer fan and would have appreciated that on the sound track
Sorry Bob
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This is a closest I can get to the mounting on the manifold
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Not the best picture but it shows the generator cable going through where the petrol pipe joins the union above the gearbox mounts. This was during the strip down so this would have been how 02CA35 ended its service life. It should also have a a p type clip under the inlet manifold to hold the cable up so that it doesn't catch on the prop shafts. No pic of that though I'm afraid
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Sons of guns now
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It wasn't to bad
The water tank on the back was huge I'm not sure that I would want that kind of weight on the rear of the vehicle allright for a TV show or a riot...