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It's a good job I'm not in the market for another one, but... hmmm...
Anyhow, The cab on mine needs a bit of paint and I saw the door on this one and wondered what a completely silver cab 'britains style' would look like. Then just paint the plough blue with a yellow wheel!

Go on Tim... You know you want to (not far from home either!). https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285815269455?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l3160&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=5623f7cda66c4f0ea5d2bc21a696ebff&bu=43167302673&ut=RU&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20240416072707&segname=11...

Let me just slip on an anorak... Yes, it's an EE type 3, in green would have been a D6xxx number and later on Class 37xxx. :think: Ahem, anyhow, Is there a story to the D tipper? At a glance I'd say from the first photo it ran down the slope on the left backwards and through the wall. Can't really s...

Is it my imagination - or is the crawler in the train yard painted in 'coaching stock' crimson and cream?

The AEC tipper is similar to one of your previous posts, the body looks too long. Maybe a trend for that era perhaps.

Hmmp! Cancelled. Next one 5th October.

A quick reminder for Patrick Edwards tractor jumble on the 6th of April in Bampton near Oxford.

It's worth a thought. Unfortunately the toys have had to take a back seat for a couple of weeks but hopefully I'll get back to it soon.

What's just as annoying, I have neighbours who like to stir things at any opportunity. Since I've had it it's been run on derv as it's taxed historic, but I guess it was on red before so when the opportunity to make sure presented itself, as above, drained the tank, and blew all the lines out, new f...

5th pic, 2 shoppers casually wandering through, and a Nash metropolitan in the last one.