Tony B

Cdl, 1944/45

Where do you get it from?

I'd like to thank my agent, the producer.......... (Burst into tears) .... :iloveyou: Mind you it is a major intrest.

And we come here for relaxation!! :shake:

Mind you in 1983 a grand was big money.

TOOO much info, old friend. :-D The one at the window? Did they cater for alllll tastes?

And the car following, the one with those annoying blue flashing lights. :cool2: I want one on the back of me bus!! :argh::argh:

Wireless, telgraph, phone mobile exchange.

Der!! TRy Minus Twenty F, Its been a long day! :coffee:

Welcome in,

Welcome in .

4X4 is a damm sight easier. :-D

Is it minus 25 F or C?

I wish, as for just outdoor clothing, No they also do a wash and reproof for Equestrian use on New Zealand rugs, translate = A Tilt for horses. Having trusted my life to leather and such for most of it (about 47 years and counting ) I seen a lot of various 'Patent' cleaners etc come and go. The old originals, Glycerine Saddle soap, for cleaning and and as a dryish coat. Has the benfit of being the same stuff as used in beauty soap so kind to hands, and as an explosive base. Neatsfoot oil (Cows fot), suples and preserves leather, will change the colour of leather, darken it. Ko- Cho Line a red greasey stuff, ideal if you are laying up leather or any length of time. Also has lubricating properties in its own right. of the metal pices for a long time. The new stuff, I only use the Nikwak range. Cleans , supeles, waterproofs , does not turn leather slimy or soften it to much, or change the colour. Water based so safe to use.

Laying telegraph wires.

Nikwax do a number of products for cleaning and waterproofing fabrics. I've used a lot of their products and never had any problems.

One wonders about the consequences of brake failure.

:shocked: Driving for 23 years! :shocked: You'd get less for murder!

Or 'S*8T happens'. Though in braking systems it is almost inevitable. One bit goes and is replaced, then the increased pressure blows something else.

Welcome , but please note the club comitte is getting very animated about all the track marks on the club bar carpet. Sorry you will have to walk up to the bar.

Welcome Mike, enjoy the fun.

Rolls and Lanchester armoured cars were still in use in the Middle East.

Use Cupro nickel, a bit more expensive but very ductile and garunteed rot proof. Why go through the grief again?

Pas devant L'esfants! :stop::shocked: Poor woman became the female version of Dreyfus, a scape goat for French military incompetence at the time. The parralels are very close.

Does this mean a load more holes at various showgrounds?