How about a complete carvair ?

Would be my choice too. Hurry, there are only two left.

Tillerman.

That D.H. 88 also flew as CS-AAJ:

http://www.edcoatescollection.com/ac5/ROW%20Europe/CS-AAJ.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~tozu/dh88/Comets/GACSP.htm

Must have been looking good, all black with the reg in red.

Tillerman.

On the subject of bacteria it is known fact that there is more bacteria and nasties inside your mouth than inside your anus.

Time to change your eating habits then? 😮

Tillerman.

Monsted-Vincent MV-1 Starflight -where is it now?

See http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=49692

I still have no answer to this question. I’ve posted inquiries to this aircraft on several forums and aviation related websites, e-mailed several persons -like the curatorial staff- of the Louisiana State Museum (never even got a reply 😡 ). So, still a mystery this one.

Tillerman.

the bottom aircraft is a tu2 used during late ww11 the chinese were useing them till the 80’s to break up thick ice in rivers:eek: with their cannon’s
paul
ps i belive that kermit weeks has a couple of these and there maybe more in the states

The one at the War Eagles Museum near Santa Theresa (New Mexico, US) was also acquired from China. My post and pictures of their Tu-2 (before it was repainted) are at the WIX forum: http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=49939&highlight=#49939

Tillerman.

[ i am pretty sure there is an Eu directive about thread steering somewhere!]

😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

Tillerman.

Ooooh, the good old “no one but me is a good driver” controversy….

I have one of those 4×4’s, a beautiful venerable old Land Rover 90D:
http://www.cardatabase.net/?pid=00062087 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 Lovely eh?

I bought this car not to annoy, intimidate or threaten anyone, but because its is so strongly built that it reached it’s age of 20 years and 500.000+ km’s without effort, some TLC and a spare part every now and then. Try that with the more common tin boxes!

Owning this vehicle makes me no better being or a better driver, I’m not compensating for, well, you know, I do not feel superior over smaller cars, I just appreciate it.

I drive buses for my living, including the articulated ones (http://tinyurl.com/2k76gm) and as a professional I assure you: it depends ENTIRELY on the attitude of the driver, it really doesn’t matter if you drive a Nissan Micra, a Lincoln Navigator or even a bicycle. And, by the way, I too make mistakes and errors in traffic. You just have to realize that every now and then.

Tillerman.

Indeed the AEC Matador is the truck on which the bowser was based. Another slightly smaller was the Bedford QL.

As in this 1975 Airfix kit? I must have the finished models somewhere…

http://www.kingscomix.com/images/thumbnail.php?src=products/mk/0/417mk.jpg

Tillerman.