Hi Bernie
Haven't been myself but friends have. They say evenings are good camping b----y awful. It is a must for the jiitterbug people and the website contains a forum for them.
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Degsy
Hi Nat
Land Rover built a prototype which from memory was for a proposed Swiss army contract, it looked like a lightweight on steroids. I have seen pics of it several times, if you could look at these it might give you some ideas.
Hi Bill
Windscreen is the magazine of the Military Vehicle Trust,the web site is at http://www.mvt.org.uk Sorry i can't help you with any info on the trailer nor can ifind the article referred to.
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Degsy
I didn't waste my breath on Swansea, I left it to the local DVLA to sort it out, I usually find them very helpful. I did consider leaving it on Disabled, think of the advantages that could bring!
The only problem I've had with the GMC is Swansea kept sending tax discs saying disabled even though they kept being told the correct class by my local DVLA office.
GMC352 and trailer and willys mb,thats 3 votes then we can start on tents, weapons, uniforms,books, magazines and with a bit of effort we cold think of a few more items. Karoshi probably wants buckets.
In 2003 when the film was made there wre 23 WW1 vets still alive, as Jack says now only 4 left. As regards your comments Matt to be fair to the programme makers he did ask about bodies being found.
Hi Jack
Try the Dutch boys at Malvern for a carbine sling, they usually have original WW2 not repro,you might even get lucky and find an original oil bottle.As regards your last question, surely you've worked out the answer for yourself by now?
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Degsy
The Royal Marines DUKW which was in N ormandy last year was painted grey and I wondered about the colour and although Iwas talking to the driver never thought to ask him about the colour.