Rick W

Does it act as an earth spike for diffusing UXBs?

Wind speed?

Is it to do with weather at all?

So it's air related, primarily RAF?

Some sort of conductor for aerial weather balloons or masts?

Is it army based, not marine?

Leave? LEAVE? I'ts taken me 24 years to arrive!

:-D:-D:-D

Someone in the clubhouse bar mentioned that you were the last hound out of the traps...

Anything to do with horse transport?

8 trucks Tim? The only reason for me to leave the hobby is to sell the green thing to pay for the sprogs education, although it wouldn't mean leaving the hobby just not having the vehicle. I've been lucky in the fact that I started off with a knackered land rover ambulance and sold that and bought another vehicle, doing this several times over. So fortunately my better half sees them as an investment in her point of view. We are getting hitched next year so she has given over to the fact that there will be an mv taking us from the registry office to the shindig! Good result. If I do kark it I've told her that the jeep at the moment, should be for the kids benefit.

So what are the INERT boxes for on the ARRV's?

Seems to be a wrong link. The two vehicles have actually nothing in common, not even the number of bolts in the wheels...

Yes, but, they do have 4 wheels! At first glance it looks similar.:readpaper:

What are they?

You forgot to add "To prevent being shot at by their own side again"!

Found this pic while browsing another forum, some other good colour pics on the link underneath.

http://life.time.com/history/after-d-day-unpublished-color-photos-from-normandy-summer-1944/?iid=lb-gal-viewagn#1

Wheels look like VW Iltis.

You would have to join one of the forums to get accurate date, but I never knew that BSA stood for Birmingham Small Arms.

Check this out.

http://www.oldbike.eu/museum/1940s/bikes-1900s/1943-bsa-roadster-wartime-finish/

 

And if you are looking for a good home for one of those bikes Ian......:whistle:

This link I think, been looking at them and doing a bit of research.

Not that I am having a quiet day ...

Cant help much at the moment with frame numbers, still working on that, but I can tell you T136102 is of 1944 date. Are the bikes Mark V versions?

And this one!!

Check this out.

http://www.oldbike.eu/museum/1940s/bikes-1900s/1943-bsa-roadster-wartime-finish/

And if you are looking for a good home for one of those bikes Ian......:whistle:

You can only ask, we have a couple of re-enactors which require transport for their BMW R71 rep for the weekend August 31 to Sept 1st. If you can help please get in touch.

thanks

I've got a 1954 can gathering dust if anyone is interested, don't know what colour it is underneath though, it is currently black!

Superb, love these vehicles. Nice job.

Got the ramps fairly busy at the moment, but you know what, maybe I can pencil in a Sunday afternoon to do it! I will put the kettle on;)

Good, thank you all!