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Is the cats name kitler?

imagine ihat on british railways. It would be passing through 3 stations at once, going that slow how many vehicles would be on bricks with no wheels by journeys end

why not convert to alternator and cure the problem forever

First rode in a Fordson wot6 workshop when I was about 4 years old, this belonged to my neighbour who used it for mobile repairs on tractors ect. so went cross country to anywhere it was needed. never rode in front was always locked in the back in the dark, must have been late 50's. Met up with it again when i got it for a friend to restore in about 1998. About 10 years after leaving army my first rally vehicle was a Leyland Martian.

Thanks for the info and the link to past thread.

Anyone any info on this vehicle built by Standard

http://books.google.com/books?id=U-IDAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PP1&rview=1&pg=PA99#v=onepage&q&f=false

must be a dummy gun on the saladin. looks about 200mm

I own a bedford rl ambulance but it is an ex afs hoselayer converted by Heathrow airport for use as a major trauma unit. When I got it it still had blues and twos also working emergency radios, a coachbuilt sign on the cab and heaters in the cab and rear. It is now a replica Royal Engineers bomb disposal truck. see my profile gallery.

towed one once behind 109 landie. Never again pushed me all over the road when i touched the brake.

Thank god that means I don't have to buy any stupid pressies then, more money for fuel for green machines.

Bah humbug

Best thing to do is jion the MVT military vehicle trust and attend a local meeting. Meet others going to local shows and they will guide you, also good to have someone to help if you get any problems. You might also help someone else.

joined us at last john. gordon

I can see the NAAFI wagon at 240 degrees FIRE

Is this enough for the CO's whisky

4 btn REME are stationed at Bordon

got two brass ones in my trailer to stop motorbike straps pulling through ally sides.

Looks good as is, dont like to see over restored this reminds me of the ones we had in early seventies. nice truck.

have you tried FMW dockyard truck. we have one with 1600 crossflow ford engine

Let me know when you are going to sell. I need one for my display. thanks

got it in my car so can pop it into work if nessessery. gordon

rick I have a roll of heavy duty braided cable if you want to make your own , let me know if you want some.

Who you gonna call "national service ghostbusters"

They should put these shows on during the summer then we can escape to the shed without being disturbed by the womanfolk, and not geting cold

sounded like an exhaust manifold leak to me

The front two are same as mine. Don't know how they rode them off road, Bl##dy hard enough on road, no starter or clutch and it brakes just . I suppose they knew no different.