v8250

Well-Known Member

• May 18, 2023

• #1

One less to be sold at Brightwells/Witham

 

kermit_rr

Very

Full Member

• May 18, 2023

• #2

It'll buff out, new bonnet and it'll be reet

 

flat

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• May 18, 2023

• #3

v8250 said:

One less to be sold at Brightwells/Witham

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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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• May 19, 2023

• #4

flat said:

Are you kidding? That will deffo be sold at brightwells as ‘minor damage, running and driving’

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@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?

 

yfo866

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Full Member

• Dec 26, 2023

• #5

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?

 

fv1620

Active Member

• Dec 26, 2023

• #6

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.

 

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LucaMiles

New Member

• Jan 5, 2024

• #7

End of an era for this old Landy. Sad to see it go up in flames, but hopefully its parts will live on in another project. Cheers to its service!

 

doriz

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• Jan 5, 2024

• #8

LucaMiles said:

End of an era for this old Landy. Sad to see it go up in flames, but hopefully its parts will live on in another project. Cheers to its service!

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Prolly spent its days ferrying TA up and down the lanes of the UK, unless proved otherwise.