v8250
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One less to be sold at Brightwells/Witham
MU 84 AA...Flambee'd
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It'll buff out, new bonnet and it'll be reet
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Are you kidding? That will deffo be sold at brightwells as ‘minor damage, running and driving’
v8250
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Are you kidding? That will deffo be sold at brightwells as ‘minor damage, running and driving’
@flat , you have a good point there, the V5's worth a bag of sand so I wonder how long it'll be before being rebuilt and up for sale @£30k?
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My 1977 101's army reg number is 72GJ27. That bonfire's is MU84AA. When did they swap number-letter-number to letter-number-letter? Was there a specific date or does the MOD use both?
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The changeover is said to be 1993.
But I can find examples of things like pedestrian operated snowploughs with the reversed registration back in 1990 & traditional KK registrations as late as 1995.
But I can find examples of things like pedestrian operated snowploughs with the reversed registration back in 1990 & traditional KK registrations as late as 1995.
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Prolly spent its days ferrying TA up and down the lanes of the UK, unless proved otherwise.
