ford 369
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beautiful job well done look forward to seeing it around Nigel
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I think what you are talking about is called a Cullen hedge row device which was a field mod made from scrap iron but I do not know if they were fitted to carriers Nigel
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motor factors should be able to supply absorbent granules used in workshops to soak up oil spills ,I think you will find cat litter does the same job. Alternatively park over the oil stain and hey presto one pristine drive Nigel
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collected militaria for years ,done classic cars ,classic bikes got fed up with every scratch and speck of dirt showing so military vehicles are just a natural progression Nigel
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well done that man
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anyone got any pics of the spitfire fly past at W&P?
ford 369 replied to Jonny666's topic in Other Chatter
how many times did the spit fly over as I saw it on thursday and am assuming the prize giving was on sunday Nigel -
Does he have any plans to make the collection accessible for viewing or is this always going to be impossible other than a selection of vehicles at a major show as he has done at Beltring? Nigel
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there is certainly 1MTB and 1MGB restored and in use by a group called the military power boat trust Nigel
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off to Normandy
ford 369 replied to ford 369's topic in Battlefields, museums, monuments and memorials.
excellent thanks for that I will have a good read and make some notes Nigel -
Yes girls are allowed to join scouts now as well as cubs and have been able to join venture scouts for over 20 years now guides dont seem to attract many lads though!!!! Nigel
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off to Normandy
ford 369 replied to ford 369's topic in Battlefields, museums, monuments and memorials.
can anyone tell me where Jacks previous thread on this topic is as I have searched and cannot find it cheers Nigel -
If you are stuck for parts try Ian Wright at Ark Motorcycles he knows more than most about m20s and can supply some remanufactured parts including excellent dummy WD battery boxes Nigel
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no problem glad to help
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Publishing details are ; THE PEGASUS DIARIES ISBN 978 1 84415 446 3 JOHN HOWARD&PENNY BATES published by Pen and Sword Books Limited Freepost 47 Church Street Barnsley South Yorkshire S70 2BR tel;01226 734555 Hope this helps Nigel
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where abouts in Herts are you Graham I am based in Rickmansworth and it is always good to make local contacts Nigel
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Nice Beltring pis but I am sure all that mud was grass whem I was ther on thursday!what a difference a day makes
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I think the collection is based at or near Donnington Park racing circuit as I believe his family are the circuits owners ,if anyone can organise a trip count me in Nigel
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Hardly surprising it broke down if it cannot normally be used ,but knowing those Jersey lanes the width limit does make sense especially with hundreds of tourist hire cars going round in circles
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off to Normandy
ford 369 replied to ford 369's topic in Battlefields, museums, monuments and memorials.
Not sure Ive got a feminine side have to look into that, -
Off to Normandy with my wife and 9 year old daughter in 4 weeks ,cant spend all the time in museums and at historic sites it is a family holiday after all so what I need to know is which places are best to visit and which are not worth the effort .Also does anyone know of any non ww2 sites to visit to keep the others happy cheers Nigel
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I should be on there now,bit of a game though Nigel
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I have just started reading this book and then read your review and have to say that so far I agree with all you have to say and although it may not be the best description on that famous night it certainly gives a good personal insight to the man himself and is proving to be a very enjoyable read
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I have seen these for sale many times and they are always advertised as washing machines
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I think the dukw s were replaced with specially built vehicles based on bus mechanics
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didnt the sunday sport say there was a bus on the moon or mars and if so did it run on time ,perhaps thats how Neil Armstrong really got there