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  1. Hi all,

     

    cmv

    mmi

    windscreen

    britain at war

    skirmish

    various other mags, bus and coach preservation, flypast, airplane,various model railway mags and whatever takes my fancy when in wh smiths!!!!!

     

    Yes, I remember mv magazine,and also Wheels and Tracks, I still have the postcard sent out to new subscibers from Bart Vanderveen, and my fondest memory is having a comment published in it!!!

     

    All the best

     

    Mark

  2. Hi all, any members going to this one on the 10th Aug?

     

    The blurb says mv's.

     

    My reenacting mob will be there (forces80, www.forces80.com) come and say hello, just look for the rock ape! Mind you, I might be asleep on the display, because I am hopefully going to Scarborough behind steam on friday, getting back and starting work at 2230 driving a night bus, finish 0430 sat morning, start again 1830 sat night, again finishing 0430 sunday morning then going to the show!!! Must be mad!!!

     

    Pass the coffee!!! :coffee:

     

    All the best

     

    Mark :shake: :yawn:

     

    PS, there is a link on our website, scroll down to events

  3. well done mate,great display,i didnt know whos it was,shame we didnt meet up.seen your display somewhere before.

    unfortunatly, Iwasnt there, work commitments usually mean I can only attend 1 day shows, one of theses days I will do a weekend with them!!!

     

    they were also at the southend do on the pier apparently

     

    All the best

     

    Mark

  4. I may be a bit cheeky asking this on here, but how long does it usually take to get permission to use the emlra forum from when you register?

     

    I registered on tuesday, still waiting for confirmation.

     

    Also, I emailed c&s tat enquiring about a arial mast, still waiting for a reply to that aswell.

     

    All the best

     

    Mark

  5. You SOLD a Gipsy Fire Tender! :shocked: :cry: Still want one again very much.

     

    yes, money went towards the ex usaf chevy police car, mind you, the gipsy needed a bit of work doing to it, also was prone to vapour lock!!!

     

     

    Mark

  6. Yes Mark,

     

    Small world is'nt it :).

     

    After restoring the TACR1 and the ex-Royal Navy Dennis F12 for the museum, I suggested to Steve to bring them to Beltring, probably 1996. While at the show, he saw the need for a co-ordinated fire service for the event and the rest is history.

     

    Richard

     

    I havnt seen/spoke to him for a while, lost track of the fire engine world when we sold the Austin Gipsy fire tender, is he still at RAF Northolt?

     

    All the best

     

    Mark

  7. Nick Bullock, who was editor of MV Magazine, has very kindly given us permission to reproduce his photographs of the three Constructors in the yard at Soest in Holland as mentioned by N.O.S. in post 299.

     

    These pictures appeared in issue no.26, May/June 2000 of MV Magazine which also had a picture of two "Bedford cab" Constructor ballast tractors on it's front cover as shown below.

     

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    The first page of Nick's article.

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    The RAF Constructor. The body had been removed but was lying nearby.

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    The following 'photos are of the two FV12102 Constructor semi-trailer tractors that were keeping the RAF type company.

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    got that one, I sent in some photos of mv's in service, a C9B with my uncle doing his nat service, and some shots of a former workmate with a ferret, never got them back, wrote to the publishers etc, no joy

     

    Mark

  8. Thank you CW, :tup::

     

    One of my restorations, whilst working for the Queen :), about 13 years ago. The guys are looking after it well.

     

    Richard

     

     

    so you know Steve Shirley then?

     

    was given a private tour of RAF Manston's sheds before the museum was set up. Was down there on a ATC summer camp at time, my dad knows Steve from fire helmet collecting.

     

     

    Mark

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