nice find
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nice find
Not been started in 20 oddyrs looks to be all present one owner from new will give it a skelp
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Skelp?
Tam we only do hinglish.
Tam we only do hinglish.
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That,s bottish for start up ,,,,,,,
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I thought it was Scottish for to beat or slap.
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Only in the lowlands get yersel ower ta goven and youl find a hail new lingo
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Hi Tam,
You certainly do find them! It appears to be in very good order.
It looks like a pre serial number 10000 FVP.
I would be interested in knowing the serial number.
Jeremy
You certainly do find them! It appears to be in very good order.
It looks like a pre serial number 10000 FVP.
I would be interested in knowing the serial number.
Jeremy
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Looking at the drive tube only freshwater use and well looked after.
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Tam,
Just got your e mail - Thanks
Jeremy
Just got your e mail - Thanks
Jeremy
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Nice I do like those.
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I'd say that spanner was the most interesting item in that pic!
Tam if you know anyone who's a CAD draftsman who could do an accurate Autocad or Solid works DWG file of that, John could have some clones laser cut from stainless, could be a usefull extra, for anyone who own's one of the little 40 series Seagulls.
Tam if you know anyone who's a CAD draftsman who could do an accurate Autocad or Solid works DWG file of that, John could have some clones laser cut from stainless, could be a usefull extra, for anyone who own's one of the little 40 series Seagulls.
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Charles,
In what way is that spanner so interesting?
Do you think it is contemporary with the FVP?
Does that design pre-date the usual smaller and symmetrical design of spanner?
Jeremy
In what way is that spanner so interesting?
Do you think it is contemporary with the FVP?
Does that design pre-date the usual smaller and symmetrical design of spanner?
Jeremy
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- Charles uk
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I've only seen 1 like that before & that was with a very clean & what looked like low hours FV, when Charles & I were looking at the tank logos for Sharpy.
It would be a bit of a reach saying it pre-dated the symmetrical style, but 2 turning up with similar motors make that a possible, the years that the eared fuel cap was in use would point to the 50's, sorry not my area of expertise, mine is prewar & post 80's.
It would be a bit of a reach saying it pre-dated the symmetrical style, but 2 turning up with similar motors make that a possible, the years that the eared fuel cap was in use would point to the 50's, sorry not my area of expertise, mine is prewar & post 80's.
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Would be more than happy to post it down to john i might even have another thank,s CCharles uk wrote:I'd say that spanner was the most interesting item in that pic!
Tam if you know anyone who's a CAD draftsman who could do an accurate Autocad or Solid works DWG file of that, John could have some clones laser cut from stainless, could be a usefull extra, for anyone who own's one of the little 40 series Seagulls.
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Can you post a good picture & a real good one if there's any text on it?
Thanks
Thanks
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