ferrettkitt

Evening I thought that rednecks only came from the US lol

Hi welcome in another Ferret owning member is always to be welcomed in

Down the drain it will help to clean them

I should think so to nough said

Ahem :-X

Thats where you need milk wagon thats converted into a beer wagon

No mystery it has a collectors name attached to it its obvious if you think about it

The rumour is that it was in a legal limbo with no actual owner.

Spotted this morning in Gorton (formerly the home of Beyer Peacock) a Merlin Helicopter heading towards Stockport. Very quiet most impressed

My RB44 has been on the back of that truck Nice vehicle

Me I'm up for it, its on my door step so to speak

Great pictures

Have you tried Vass in Bedford for tyres? http://www.vass.co.uk/

What do you mean raining again I was under the impression that it never stopped !! :nut::shocked: Welcome in Buy a Stolly

Maybe the summer will have arrived by then? Brrrrr

Birkenhead Park this weekend bit late for entries though Local ish MVT areas might be worth a look http://www.mmvt.t83.net/ http://westlancsmvt.com/ http://www.cheshiremerseysidemvt.com/ http://www.southcumbrianorthlancsmvt.org.uk/

He took it around the arena fairplay to him

Welcome in the green disease has got you early

I have uploaded all the pictures to my photobcket album http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g147/ferrettkitt/Malpas%202012/?albumview=slideshow

You might be better putting up some pictures of the items that you are looking for. When I first read the title I was thinking plastic cable ties that you can buy at you're local car spares store for holding wheel trims on to wheels

You could have given them the chance to jump out a perfectly good aeroplane, bet they would have taken the uniform off pretty damn sharpish!

Its not my cup of tea to wear a uniform of any sort, I much prefer civvy clothes with a touch of camo in the trousers. I admit to being one of those that didn't earn it so I won't wear it brigade and I can see the absurdity off it if when you mention reenactors wearing Roman or Civil War clothing. For me its probably more to do with my Grandparents either serving or being involved in war production during the 2nd World War. The respect bit must have been really driven home without me consciously being aware of it. In regards to a shake up I think its ongoing the younger generation who have not had Grandparents who worked or served have now become more aware of WW2 and now buy uniforms instead of vehicles. Thinking back to War and Peace I saw more young ladies dressed up as Land Girls, Waaf's and Wrens than I ever have before. Where you have young girls you have the corresponding lads as well, good for the hobby bad for the vehicle side of things. Stoneleigh has changed from being mostly parts to mostly uniform and deacs not that interesting to me anyway (side issue)

A few pics from the same event good weather on Saturday and Sunday amazing and at a weekend too! [ATTACH=CONFIG]67668[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]67669[/ATTACH] I have more but I'll upload them to photobucket first and add few more of the event in general Classic trucks, Stationary engines and Traction engines. First visit for me enjoyed it

Anything in the Midlands or the North West? Other than Anchor Supplies?

Army Navy stores / shops that you would recommend visiting As the title says do you have a favourite that you would like more people to visit? I remember the old army navy shops in the high street which have sadly long gone. I remember buying my first pair of monkey boots from the army navy ... good days.