woodsmoke7

Nice.

Different topic, but whats on the back of your Kraz 255B? I read it wasent original.

Thanks.

Hello, does any body on here use their MV for advertising marketing ect..?

Nice truck that. I think il fit one of those sedipots aswell , less water in the gogo juice is always a plus!

And you mate

Bloody hell that's nuts!

Cool. Theres a ge snap of a Lancaster on ytube where they think it was a 'time slip' anotherwords a time traveller!! HaHa

Great truck careful when you hit the wobble zone!! Careful with large breasted ladies as well:D

Grow some pal

If its coming from Devon way I'll have someone for you. PM me if you like.

If in doubt keep out...if its sticky that is!

Nice mate,going to put her on the road?

Where was she Cornwall?

I'm trying to find this lot, they did a Matador and in some of the shots in the show my truck was in the background.

Thanks.

Come on so whos having it !?

Hi all,

Can you take a moment to check out this website for an online petition to ask the MOD to grant a licence in order to make another attempt at recovering the human remains of Flight Sergeant Eric Williams and his Hurricane before the site is redeveloped and disappears under a block of flats.

 

http://www.bbobh.org

 

There's also a Facebook page at ... https://www.facebook.com/BBOBH?fref=ts

 

They've made two attempts so far and dug in the wrong place each time. If they could be persuaded to talk to some independent researchers who have eye-witness information, they might have better luck.

The whole sorry saga is detailed in Andy Saunders' book 'Finding The Few'.

 

Ta much,

Mellie

I hope it helps

Ummm logs

The story about buried vehicles in the Bristol area is interesting. When I went down to Southampton to collect the Clarkair one of the dockers was interestted in it and said

 

"When the americans pulled out of the Bristol area they drove alot of vehicles full of kit into a disused quarry and buried them"

 

He did tell me exactly where but I have forgotten. I do however have his hone number somewhere. This would have been around the end of '44

 

Another story I personally heard from an old boy fifteen years ago was that at the end of the war all the takes form Sutton Hoo tank training range were driven to some crag pits and buried with tons of other kit. This can never be proven as just after the war the area was made into an RSPB reserve. A good way to cover up!!!

That's what they did down in Devon on an tank old training ground near Bovey Tracy, once its its declared as RSPB or National trust you have a slim chance of doing any digging. It probably would be in an agreement with the US government so you cant pinch their gear, no matter how long ago.

What's rare about it?

Nice! We don't have gear with 'rust' on you know!

Imagine the scramble if this scrapyard still existed!

New Guinea, 1945.

WOW If they could of talked they'ed still be going now!

Ha story of my life!

Sounds like its got a nice new roof!

Clear skies ?

I'm sat on airfield north of Scampton and can assure you the weather is fairly crap.

cloud base of 2500-3000ft, broken in places, scattered showers and due to get worse later.

However, there's still a chance it could break if the wind pushes it out.

We've just stuck the covers back on the aircraft.

 

I spy a bit of blue sky...

I ment off the coast of Iceland smart guy.

Looks like nearly clear skies too, i wonder if RAF will send up a couple of typhoons for an intersept!?

What is its callsign/ i.d. ?

c-gvra is the reg.

Does anybody know the lancs call sign? Thanks

Plenty of hunters about, spares would of been nice thow.

Royal navy even pulled a couple out of storage and used them as target tugs not so many years ago.