AndyFowler

Sorry for the slow response, I've just found this picture we took about 5 years ago, and yes it's still around, sharing the shed with the Antar and Martian Wrecker[ATTACH=CONFIG]100937[/ATTACH]

Excellent news ! :-D:-D:-D:-D

I wish mate :-) Life seems to be flying past me at the moment ! Spare time is something very precious and has to be shared many ways !

Another step closer mate :thumbsup: bell me any time you need a hand...

Thanks Bernard :-)

Free weekend in the shed = slight step forward , just gotta lift it back onto the chassis without killing myself now :-)

Lovely view too !

Happy new year to you Rick , I hope it turns out to be a lot easier and less painfull for you mate !

I personally had great interest in WW2 vehicles as a young lad but now find post war more interesting its probably a generational thing I guess , I like to see all types of vehicle military or civilian preserved as there won't be another great vehicle manufacturing era in this country again in my opinion . Cold war museum works for the RAF so why not for vehicles ! Good luck with it all mate ! :-D

Check out ebay mate usually some on there , I shortened some from Marcus Glenn though ! :-D

Hi, I'm restoring a Coventry Climax trailer pump, there are traces of the original NFS grey paint on it. Has anyone any idea what shade of paint I need to get mixed ?? I'm guessing that it will be one of the RAL paint codes

Cheers

Any photos please ?

My idea of how a museum should be ! :-D

Hello mate , excellent vehicle choice !:-D

Question please, I have been asked by a good friend to value a Pioneer, this has been very well restored some years ago and is complete and running ( drive it away ) , barn stored, used once a year or so, this is in civi guise not military but not cut about at all. Would the civi paint job devalue it ? How would you Pioneer men reading this value one like this ?

Hi John , I'm guessing she's a recovery , I would say in mint military condition with complete CES and as new tyres etc. £15,000 may be achieved if there's a wealthy collector in the market but in my humble opinion civi guise may lower the price someone would pay unless they had a nostalgic link to the company ! I would guess maybe £10,000 would be the top money for a really nice civi one ! Also any spares package included could bump up the price ! Best wishes Andy

Hi Paul , If its who I think it is up there , I've been there twice to collect parts 660 mile round trip it was a couple of years between each trip though so the memory faded between them ! I know I'm mad but I wanted the parts BAD :-) Hope you find a way to get them thats painless for you mate !

Hi Rob , you should be a traffic cop , thats what she sits at maxed on the rev limiter ! :-D

Lovely :-)

Very smart mate , lovely job !

Rescue required :-( http://www.milweb.net/classifieds/large_image.php?ad=74273&cat=4

Definitely the right vehicle for this years show :-)

Hi John , luckily I was there Friday and enjoyed mostly fine weather and some playpen activity , had a wander around your camp but you was out so maybe next time for a natter ! Always good to see new vehicles so was happy to see a Unipower that I'd not seen before !

Beautifull Simon , a credit to you , thanks for sharing the photos :-D

Nice work John, that tank is great, real engineering talent going into this build...:thumbsup:

Praise indeed from a very clever chap ! :-D That weight rack looks very nice too ! :-D

Just bought this constructor, will get put away until the pioneer is finished.

Well done John , glad she's going to a good home and look forward to progress reports as and when you start work on her :-)

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Hopefully there won't be any farming demos required as its a nice straight forward roadrun with very reliable old vehicles :nut: