FPL 638MM4 On The Bay
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FPL 638MM4 On The Bay
Anybody seen this one on ebay ? A Beauty 140335150425
- James MACK
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- Location: GLASGOW
Yes, appears to be in very nice condition.
It would be nicer if the tilt latch hadn't busted, and it would be nicer still if the thing was buzzing away in the wheelie bin with water coming from the coolant outlet.
And I have to confess that forties with that long range tank complete with mounting plate and straps belonged to an earlier era.
A few 'almost new' forties crop up every year on the 'Bay, and a few crop up at my place, but not for long. The owners are frequently convinced that their own personal answer to global economic disaster has arrived...
It would be nicer if the tilt latch hadn't busted, and it would be nicer still if the thing was buzzing away in the wheelie bin with water coming from the coolant outlet.
And I have to confess that forties with that long range tank complete with mounting plate and straps belonged to an earlier era.
A few 'almost new' forties crop up every year on the 'Bay, and a few crop up at my place, but not for long. The owners are frequently convinced that their own personal answer to global economic disaster has arrived...
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- Location: Cornwall UK
Nice one in the colonies.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 0456993555
Shame it is not closer otherwise I would grab it. Love the curly fuel line. Yet to have one of these.
Hugo.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... 0456993555
Shame it is not closer otherwise I would grab it. Love the curly fuel line. Yet to have one of these.
Hugo.
- Charles uk
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niander wrote:
get it posted/you do have couriers and postal service out there?
Surprising we use overland camels. In fact in some outback towns (kalgoorlie etc) the footpaths are particularly wide to cater for the beasts. One camel run (Adelaide to Darwin) was replaced with a train called the Ghan, named after the Afghanistan cameldrivers. Yep.. Australia is coming of age!
Problem we have downunder is that seagulls need to be boxed for couriers and post and most sellers aren't prepared to do that.
Hugo.
get it posted/you do have couriers and postal service out there?
Surprising we use overland camels. In fact in some outback towns (kalgoorlie etc) the footpaths are particularly wide to cater for the beasts. One camel run (Adelaide to Darwin) was replaced with a train called the Ghan, named after the Afghanistan cameldrivers. Yep.. Australia is coming of age!
Problem we have downunder is that seagulls need to be boxed for couriers and post and most sellers aren't prepared to do that.
Hugo.
Last edited by Hugz on Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:37 am, edited 2 times in total.
Charles uk wrote:Jump in your Ute & have a look, only 600 miles, you could be there & back in 24 hours.
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c110/ ... sitVan.jpg
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c110/ ... GP0134.jpg
Could take a tad longer in my 60's shagger wagon!
- timberman2004
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