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Tony B

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  1. Got Roof AND doors! Bet there is a heater in there to, you know....sounding very attractive!
  2. Fine grade for large scale? :cool2: Try old aeronautic map suppliers, most of the maps used then would be RAF aircraft charts.
  3. Airfeild defence? Or as said many Home Gaurd, particullaly if they were near a shipyard or hevy enginnering work built their own. That's a Ross sticking out the top and the front of a 1921 Thompson, there other possibly a Lee Enfeild NUMBER 1. That would lean me to Home Gaurd. Possibly a factory gaurd unit.
  4. HEY wait up!! Number One Son looking for kit that age for his SWB!
  5. Be fairr!! the truck always had the best oats and hay! :-D
  6. I nearly got into a Fox once, from the back of a horse! We were going flat out gallop through Savernake forset and met a Fox coming the other way. Driver and horse slammed on brakes. Commander and I meet hanging on the barrel! horse and crew thought it hysterical!
  7. Luckily the original markings were still under the paint! she 01 EK 49 Have you tried the RLC museum Camberly? There is also a private guy does good searches, it's in a thread somewhere. Having trouble posting a picture, will go into teh workshop and wake Joris from under the Dodge dashboard! :beatenup:
  8. Welcome to the forum, Guiness on tap?I've a special intest in the Irish 7th battalion RIR in the Great War, as the Jersey detchment was with them. A right good story, war, poltics, those damm English stirring things up... Not only vehciles round here.
  9. Welcome in. How your auto electric skills? You'll be able to write a PHD by the time you've finished. Boy's and thier toys.:-D
  10. Remeber 1066! We should never have given England independence! Though you're right about Catford.
  11. At least VW still have the courtesy to remember and revere Iavn Hirst.
  12. There is a story in a very old book called Send Another Signal, and I can't remember the authour. Attributed to an LST of normandy during the gale that hit after D-Day. Following the antics of the vessel the shore signalled 'Are you alright: Query' The reply is reputed to have been 'Yes, fine, and as it steamed off 'My next performance will include the Indian Rope Trick'. Bit of checking Authour Jack Broome. Two books Send Another signal and Make another Signal. Anyone know of copies please let me know.
  13. So the usual answer to those who were jealous ! :pfrt: It was a longggg time ago, my first car! When petrol was 32 pence a GALLON for 2 star! Wish I had one again now.
  14. Hello and welcome. Anywhere North of the River Thames is a very strange place!
  15. I remember when La Collete power station was being built in the early 1960's. The commutator was brought over to the island in an LST. She spent the night on the beach and my Dad took me down to see it. When you are about four or five, they are BIG!! Wasn't the nick name Large Slow target? Just checked the date. The build was completed 1965. I think Wynns did the road haul, biggest thing ever to move on the island.
  16. That's the scariest thing I've seen in a long time! How often have we all dragged vehicles or trailers with a sized wheel? As pointed out, even if apparently deflated, there is still air in there!
  17. Theres at least three cafe's in Jersey I can think of that are in the bunkers! There you go nice buissness opertunity! :-D
  18. Yes, just give Tim, a picture, a couple of knitting needles and a roll of steel wool! I swear he could knit it for you!
  19. Hey welcome you are good company. Anything mechanical pops up here sooner or later.
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