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Rosco

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  1. I have the following Wheels and Tracks magazines for sale: Complete run in binders from issue 1 to 38 Issues 21 to 31 (21 to 28 in a binder, 29 to 31 loose) Issues 48 to 51 in a binder Loose issues 6, 10 & 58 I would prefer to sell issue 1 to 38 as a complete run but would be willing to split up the other groups of issues if needed. I am open to reasonable offers for these please PM me. Thanks, Ross
  2. Hi This is currently listed on eBay, I don't know if this is any help http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ex-Military-British-Leyland-HIPPO-Truck-Service-Manual-1930s-3-GHQ-SIGNALS-suez-/262676550328?hash=item3d28be12b8:g:Rb8AAOSwzaJYAi82 Ross
  3. Found these two articles. http://www.iwcp.co.uk/news/news/museum-closes-51249.aspx http://www.islandecho.co.uk/news/islands-military-history-museum-closes/ Ross
  4. Hi, I have looked in my copy of the book mentioned. All there is for LSU 304 is that it was with the bus companies Aldershot and District and then Alder Valley but nothing about subsequent owners. Its an interesting book is well worth buying if you haven't already got it. Regards Ross
  5. When I visited the house and museum on a wednesday it was just a normal opening day, there was no special event on or anything so would guess the truck spends all the time outside. Regards Ross
  6. Thanks for the information, looks like it has had a large amount of money spent on it judging by the photos of its restoration. Regards Ross
  7. Having visited the above museum last week I was surprised to see a very tidy example of one of Billy Smarts Mack's sitting outside the museum building. The motor museum is made up of mainly privately owned vehicles from the 1930's to the early 1990's on loan to the museum. Most of the vehicles are run of the mill cars but also include a couple of Bentley's and a rather nice Aston Martin Lagonda. Does anyone know the history of this Mack and also how many Mack's did Billy Smart's have? Regards Ross
  8. Hi Alan Ok no problem, thought that was the one you were referring to, my error. Just found the one you were referring to. Regards Ross
  9. Hello Alan I have helped with various parts of the restoration of the striker, have a look at the thread below showing what work has been done too it since ownership. The other thread is the advert that was placed with some photos of the interior. http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?19589-Another-new-toy-CVRT-Striker http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?24307-CVRT-Striker-for-sale If your interested send Grasshopper a message he is dealing with selling it. Hope this is helpful. Regards Ross
  10. Hi Jeff Have a look at the thread link below, I don't know if this is useful or duplicates what is in W&T No3. http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?28700-Diamond-T-amp-Ward-La-France-in-the-Swiss-Army&highlight=ward+france Regards Ross
  11. Yes there is a couple of them restored or in the process of being restored. I have found the few photos I have of them. As well as being used a "Clubmobiles" they were also used as normal buses and as ambulances by the US Army. Ross
  12. The ARC's were converted London Transport coaches.Sometime around 1942 many were converted to American Red Cross "Clubmobiles" to dispense Coffee and doughnuts to services men on airfields and bases around the uk.The US Army had them on loan from London Transport. They were painted grey and given names of various american cities. After the war they were converted back to coaches by the owner. I will dig out some photos I have somewhere and add them to the thread. Regards Ross
  13. Hello David Afraid I have no idea where they were taken. Thanks for the information, I have got a copy of R. P. Hunnicutts book on the sherman but haven't got as far as RAMs yet. Ross
  14. Hi Adrian These are the only other colour photos I have of shermans. Enjoy Ross
  15. Some nice colour photos. Is the second one a RAM. Ross
  16. Don't know if anybody is interested but this is on there website: I am pleased to announce thatPORTRAYAL PRESS will continue under new ownership Standby for further details [TABLE=width: 60%] [TR] [TD=width: 100%] In the meantime, for new orders or questions contact us at:sales@portrayal.com Our telephone and fax (855) 339-0382 will be operational by January 10, 2013 We accept credit cards, PayPal and checks/money orders to: Portrayal Press PO Box 1190 Andover, NJ 07821 Thank You, Dennis R. Spence, Owner [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]
  17. Hi Roy Hope you are well. Regards Ross
  18. Apart from the obvious of ebay, you could take a look delcampe they specialise in old postcards, old money and stamps. Regards Ross
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