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mjdronfield Member Since: 04 Nov 2011 Location: Derbyshire Posts: 7772 |
2011 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 TDV8
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17th Jan 2023 5:43pm |
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mpirie Member Since: 26 Jun 2012 Location: In the Highlands Posts: 898 |
Things don't change much do they?
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17th Jan 2023 8:55pm |
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Gremlin500 Member Since: 11 Mar 2022 Location: Newcastle, UK Posts: 1362 |
63mm Howitzer? “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” -where’s the fun in that? |
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17th Jan 2023 9:51pm |
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Gremlin500 Member Since: 11 Mar 2022 Location: Newcastle, UK Posts: 1362 |
D-oh, -stupid me!
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17th Jan 2023 9:53pm |
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Phoenix Member Since: 16 May 2022 Location: Gone Posts: 1631 |
No it wouldn't - British shells were measured by projectile weight, the nearest would be a QF 25 pounder, so scaling that gives an ~18 pounder - or you could go with a 66mm LAW |
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17th Jan 2023 10:02pm |
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paulbrown22 Member Since: 23 Dec 2017 Location: London/Poole Posts: 352 |
Coming up the ramp isn't it just a partially assembled 80" with lights behind the front grill, no windscreen or bonnet, no rear tub, but a fairly identifiable Series 1 pressed side fuel tank? I thought this was the transporter owned by Ken Wheelwright before his sad passing? |
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17th Jan 2023 10:25pm |
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107SW Member Since: 03 Jan 2016 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 37 |
This was indeed owned by Ken Wheelwright and his nephew Alan, before being sold to the German dealer, Landy Point.
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26th May 2024 5:29pm |
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107SW Member Since: 03 Jan 2016 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 37 |
The actual vehicle (Kens was a recreation based upon the original) has recently changed hands & is being restored to original spec.
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26th May 2024 5:34pm |
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107SW Member Since: 03 Jan 2016 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 37 |
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26th May 2024 5:34pm |
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