ian2b

what is the height at the sides of the arch, I should have measured it last time i tried to get the lorry in.

does it have cushons? as TR has piles... and we cant have him sit on things that are cold :rofl:

 

Your from Brighton Paul there must be someone there that can push them back in. :schocked:

 

Its always better to have face to face chats

You sure thats a good idea Rob - you don't what to frigten her.

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Does indeed look the Part!

 

What is the seating in the back? wooden bench? sides or centre?

 

Hope marks put a couple of sofas in there and a bar.

Mine is negative earth and both windows open nicely thanks. Try opening the lower vents the little handles are under the dash each side, if nothing more it lets some air in to cool the crown jewels.

Hi,just took my first ever drive in the RL,does the cab always get that hot???

 

The answer to your question is yes very hot in there. Wait for the summer when driving it to a distant show. I find the best thing to do in the summer is open the front windows about 4 inches and leave the door windows down and you will get a nice breeze. The only problem doing that this time of year is if it rains and you cant pull over to shut them you get very wet and yes i have been caught out once before.

A sense of humour, as you will need it at times!!!

 

Especially when someone slips on the mud and ends up and there arse. I believe Richard had the highest count of the day.

I wish W&P would move the date back another week as its so hard when the kids don't break up till the Friday, still i can see my son feeling ill that week :whistle:

I got a PM on another forum inviting the group to the show and thought it would be good to go until i looked at where it was (Belgium) a little bit to far to go this year i think but maybe one day.

Its only right you apologise Mark fancy saying something like that about a Jimmy :whistle:

Im gonna quit before i get a black eye :box:

Yes we need to keep a good eye on the Reo being that its POST WAR, its ashame we wasn't in a Jimmy because it would defiantly still be there when we went back. :-D

Mine is so simple - my name Ian

my dad has the same name so I am the second 2

first letter of my surname B

I guess all the good name where taken.

....I am sure my luck will run out somewhere,

 

Your luck should hold out as long as you don't meet me in Southend when i am out in the Bedford. :eek2:

Meeting at the Car park at western heights.

Will it be safe to leave the cars there all day by the immigration centre, don't fancy driving home without a window.

When i got my batteries of Marcus Glen I had them filled at Anglia Batteries, Leigh On Sea, Essex and they only charged about £6.00 a battery and that was only a couple of years ago.

A couple of links

http://www.mvt-essex.org.uk/monthly.htm

http://www.mvt-essex.org.uk/winter.htm

Sir Paul ..yes...yes

Tunnelrat ..yes...yes

Dutch mark ..yes...yes

Safariswing ..yes...yes

richardrosser ..yes...yes

Jack ..yes...OH YES PLEASE my dreams come true to ride in a PW vehicle. :banana:

Hardy Ferret ..yes...yes

Chris Aldous .. yes ..yes (May have to be on call with work, if so then will use car)

ian2b ..yes ..yes

Steve ..yes ..yes

Sam ..yes ..yes

I could do a bit of karakoe :whistle:

 

Guess that will be one way to clear us out of the reo. :lipsrsealed:

Dont mind a bit of Glen Miller playing in the back and as for tea we will be on rations so no biscuits.

Most cb's are available in 24v as it's lorry drivers who use them the most..

 

When i was a kid lorry drivers never got a lookin there was so many kids on them. How times have progressed now its text messages/emails/instant messaging amd not forgetting forums.

CB radios are mainly 12 volt and all you would need to do if running a 24 volt system is connect the CB to just one battery but make sure you check the voltage first to make sure it is the right one you are connecting to. CB radios are proberly the cheapest option and its easy if friends get them then they can keep in touch with the convey. But for all those rich people out there then clansman sounds ok depending on frequency/licensing and staying within the law.

Is that post war music if so then jack might be upset

But don't automatically assume all of us are idiot's.

 

I cant see what the problem is warning people how dangerous these things can be. All John FV601 done was to put a post on here warning people how lethal explosives are, so if your an idiot take it on board and if your not then ignore it its not aimed at you but do remember there are some stupid people around that need telling.

Hi Rob,

Thats a big yes from me and I would image my dad plus steve and sam would be up for it to.

Hi Mark,

Just answed this question on another topic.

What about some old style CB radios with a headset from a clansman converted to use with them and maybe you might be able to use a clansman aerial with it to keep in with the military theme. I believe there is still a legal frequency and all you had to do many years ago was purchase your licence from the post office but that was some 25 years ago . They are still around on ebay and don't cost the earth and you get a good range with them.