Degsy

And I'll second that Degsy, one less American vehicle :cool2:

It wasn't the vehicle I was thinking about, rather the kamikaze pilot:-D

Go on you fit the bill Tony & your expendable :cool2: plus it will be fun to watch :-D

I'd like to second that and I suggest tony uses his own Dodge with the largest size possible rotor attached:rotfl:

Lee's forum name is Marmite!! and he normally deals with this sort of thing quickly, try sending a message to Joris.

Well done Rick. Great result for you.

No 'space' key on your keyboard? ;-)

Probably not his fault,exactly the same thing is happening in this reply and has happened to me previously.I have had to go back through the post and re-space it,this happens intermittently but only on HMVF.

AFAIK their is a time limit after which ads are removed.

Regarding the insurance side of things, check the small print in the policy. Mine states that the vehicle is not insured against theft if it doesn't have an ignition key type switch.

Ian to give you an idea of repair costs we would charge £15-£20 per journal depending on width to regrind a crankshaft plus the cost of new shells subject of course to the inevitable VAT.

Jack may have a nice pink cushion...

I thought that cushion was ceremonially buried some time ago,if it wasn't it should have been.

Constructor was a totally different vehicle, a heavy haulage tractor.

I'm sure the families are very grateful to the Dutch people who show so much respect and care for the many War Graves in the Netherlands.

If you're looking for a Disco 300Tdi auto to do a transplant I know of a good runner still on the road £650. The vehicle itself is still in test but runs out soon and would require a lot of welding to keep on the road.

Well you wouldn't really be altering any parts, just adding something. Is that allowed?

That's a great gesture, thank you for your remembrance.

A very Happy Christmas and prosperous New Year to all. I hope the Main Man (Sion Corn in Wales) brings you everything you ever wanted especially that elusive part you've been searching for.

Hope all your plans come to fruition over the Christmas period, as ever look forward to the next instalment of your brilliant achievements. Merry Christmas to all the family.

Would appear to be Whitchurch Shropshire.

Another load of DM garbage, if there ever was anything there the Russians would have recovered it years ago.

Try Williams Corwen 01490 412576 they may be able to do it as a back load. My son uses them to move tractors and machinery.

Hi Tim, I have been following the other thread, I know John and wish him well but I fear that he may struggle against what appears to be a problem at the publishers.

It does appear from that website that they will be offering a discount to stockists.

Come back Pat Ware, all is forgiven:-D

I wouldn't be surprised to see Jeeparts stocking them soon.

TM9-801 is the main workshop manual and this should cover most, if not all of your needs.

Rick, in an earlier thread you said you wanted the British WW2 hitch I have, do you still want it?