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k2lofty last won the day on December 13 2020
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18 GoodAbout k2lofty
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- Birthday 06/29/1944
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colchester
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battle of arnhem/ military vehicles/veterans
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k2lofty started following Austin K2 Ambulance first aid pannier., Panzer 2 turret, Need a laugh in these difficult times, hope its ok to post. and 5 others
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I have read your so called drivel three times from the start till now, incredible work, great reading and pictures, keep up the great work Unbelievable project..
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No luck again tonight
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Hope this is not too far of topic, but an interesting guidance article by the CAA regarding Aircraft restoration or replica, ---------------------------------------------------------- An early inspection from CAA design and airworthiness surveyors will allow us to make a decision on whether the aircraft will be an original or a replica. There is no set minimum amount of the original aircraft required to allow the project to be considered a restoration. However, there must be something recognisable from the aircraft for it to be classed as original, normally primary structure and gene
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Very confusing to show it SOLD, when in fact they are going to submit a provisional bid. So not sold at all yet---------- HA HO meant to watch the auction, many lots there gain provisional bids.
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Just checking my post to find last bid to be submitted at £14 K,------- Screenshot says SOLD, but maybe its not.?????????
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Sold at Auction £14,000
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A Locomobile, taken at Sudbury Mammoth Rally some year ago, think it lives in Suffolk ------------------------------ open in new tab. PAULS TRIPS OUT 2082.mpg
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Sorry no idea, the above picture was given to me by a friend. There is another picture found on this forum of the Tilling's chassis and a little of the removed body in the background, as before location unknown.
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The body in the background, having been removed from the Tilling's chassis, location unknown
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Can you offer any history of the bus body, I think I recognise it, from many years ago, may be the one I recovered, from the Hogs Back, was behind a butchers, and was put on a Tilling's chassis. here in Colchester,
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More here scroll down to map.--https://www.military-airshows.co.uk/press19/daks-over-normandy-duxford.htm Not sure what the two lines are hope they are going down the middle, right over our heads at Great Horkesley, not easy to understand!
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Never seen or heard of such a thing that was supplied with the K2Y, but very happy to learn.