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  1. Morning Bob,                         

    Brilliant, you`ve still got them.

    Could i buy them (will fit well in me `Man Cave`)

    I can pay by PayPal, Cheque or Bank transfer whatever you want.

    I`m not in any rush to pick them up as i  live in Hull, so it`s abit of a trek, but i`ll make a day of it.

     

    So if its okay i`ll settle you with the money asp & then arrange to pick them  up sometime.

     

    Many Thanks

    Steve H

    tankysteve@yahoo.com

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  2. Wow, what a fantastic job you & your team have done on the old girl Paul.

    I bet it was a real `labour of love` making those wheel arches especially for an ex RCT vet. Thanks for taking the time to take photo`s & put on photobucket, a nice record.

     

     

    Hopefully it`s final resting place will be right by the camp entrance so everyone can see it & appreciate all the work that`s been put into it.

     

    It will certainly get tongues wagging & i`m just waiting for all the stories from the ex RCT lads to come out !!

     

    Are you going to put an RCT Sqn door sticker on the doors just to add the finishing touch ?

     

    Will continue to `spread the word about `Rusty Trucks` to those that ask.

     

    Best Luck for your future projects

    Steve H

     

     

     

    Antar 12 DM 85 heading east to its new home (see the Tales from a Big Shed thread...)

     

    All the other pics are at http://s484.photobucket.com/albums/rr206/RustyTrucks/Antar%20Mk%203/

  3. Seen on vehicle park:

    First one bit of a mystery but a cab is for sale on EBay:http:

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    The sorry looking `Pig`maybe getting ready for refurb?

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  4. Many, Many thanks to all you MV owners, Stallholders, Rex & his `team` & the German Bratwurst bloke (yum) who despite difficult conditions hung in there & laid on a Fabulous show.

     

    Having attended for the last 13 years a little bit of mud wasn`t going to put me off. For those who have never been, once in your lifetime you need to go because you won`t believe what is there. Everyone is so friendly & there is a real `buzz` about the place. Heres` a few photo`s of the show:

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  5. Photos firstly a very blured photo of the M3 at Smith Barracks Baumholder- photo via museum

    staff taken with a polaroid hence the poor resolution, as far as I am aware it was the only M3 in Germany in the 1990s

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    The second photo is the M4A1 mentioned previously at Fallingbostel in the early 1990s special thanks to dave? the photographer - no doubt in breach of MOD PR department.

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    Piece of useless information Steve:

    The Sherman photographed at Lumsden Bks entrance , Fallingbostel, was a fairwell present for the outgoing CO Lt Col Hammerbeck. Nomad was the name on his Challenger 1 & the number was his Regt number.

     

    Tankysteve

     

  6. Many thanks for replys chaps.

    I think those on Cent were `mods` for Gulf war, Sirhce (see attachment of Cent Arrv.)

     

    Yup, plenty of photo`s on line of them fitted to Chieftain ARRV landyandy.

     

    Having checked both your profiles very jealous !

    Sirhce, great link to MV Restorations, would love to be given a couple of hours to rummage around the CVRT scrapyard with an adjustable ! Where is it ?

     

    Landylady, great job you have at Museum. Spent time at Borden teaching HWC. Went for a stroll in hanger oposite guardroom & managed to get inside ZSU 23-4, awesome. Have the museum still got it ?

     

    Cheers

    Tankysteve

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  7. Made the annual pilgrimage to spend me Crimbo money.

    After minor detour-M18 / M1 interchange closed !! still managed to be 1st in Q at 0745 hrs :nut:

     

    Stoneleigh really` kick starts the year` & even though there seemed to be more MV`s and less dealers, still thought it was great. Really enjoyed rummaging around the stalls to try & find that elusive item.

     

    Had a good chat with `Big Ray` who was showing his Harley at one of the many dioramas.

     

    Came away with a bank of Smoke Grenade dischargers, Ferret user handbook & rubber Tank target.

     

    Tankysteve

     

    (alot more photo`s in Albums section)

     

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  8. Hi;

    Excellant photo`s, i notice your`e from NZ, bright sunshine so is that where photo`s are taken from is it Ashchurch ?.

     

     

    Here`s some snaps taken at DST of Drops in Training with & without armour. Modern technoligy: laptop for downloading info/clearing faults. If you don`t look after them, it`s all recorded !!

     

     

    Your photo`s are so clear, your camera must have mega high pixels?

     

    Happy Weekend

    Tankysteve

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  9. Hi Robin

    Ah, brings back memories of `throwing` tracks on CVRT, sods law at night, in the rain on a boggy track on Soltau, Germany.

     

    Seem to remember a quick way to `jump` them back on was to put one of the shackles (that came as part of the CES) over one of the horns of the track & slowly driving forward over it, thus reseating it.

     

     

    Here`s to a Speedy solution

    Steve

  10. Took a trip down from Hull to show & bought a few goodies for Santa to bring me :D

     

    Some good stands with interesting stuff. Only 1 MV there, i thought there was going to be alot more or was there a seperate autojumble in another part of the showground ?

     

    Should have read this post before going & i would have said `hello` to some members with stalls (or is there a case for having an HMVF sticker on show ? ).

     

    The last photo is a Cupola Services Switches Box No 22 mk 1, i thought was from a Chieftain but on initial delving maybe not, any members help with ID ?

     

     

    Fear Naught

    Steve

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  11. Hat`s off to you Rick for taking on the project & preserving our Military History & to Bob & his team for their hard work. Keep posting the photo`s etc as it`s fascinating to follow. Look forward to seeing it thundering around the areana at W & P 2012.

     

    Steve

  12. Oh and Steve - just noted that you were RTR. A fine lot if I may say - much more switched on than many armoured units I could mention. And one of the few units that could be relied upon not to require any panzers to be winched on the way out of barracks........

     

    Thanks for that Paul, yup as an ex `Falingbostel Warrior`we relied alot upon 16 Tank Transporter Sqn. Although i fear for the RTR`s future.....

     

    Never one for remembering names !! `flash to bang`i now remember, it was a pleasure to work with you.

     

    Keep up the good work on your future project.

     

    Steve H

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