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Avro's Finest

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  • in reply to: P38 California Cutie #1395774
    Avro’s Finest
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    Oh yeah, thats it!!

    Fat B*****d

    in reply to: Who are the Villains? #1397921
    Avro’s Finest
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    Nothing wrong with the other old uns either ( not the jokes ) 🙂

    a pulse helps though :dev2:

    in reply to: Who are the Villains? #1399486
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    One to you Robbo treadcarefully now dear chap 🙂 🙂 Glad you answered for Avro as he would still be thinking of a suitable reposte 🙂 🙂

    b******s

    in reply to: Who are the Villains? #1400595
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    It’s for taking people on their ‘olidays isn’t it?

    Thanks Robbo, I’m glad someone explained that to DIGBY.

    in reply to: What are the economics of owning historic aircraft? #1400600
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    The best way to get a small fortune

    Start off with a large fortune, buy a restoration project, and, hey presto, at the end of it you will have a small fortune.
    If you are very lucky.

    in reply to: What's your dream kite? #1401416
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    My favourite Kite would be one of those stunt ones with the multi control cables with lots of pretty tassles and things 🙂 🙂

    You’d never get that of the ground either, and you’d put the tassles in your hair.

    Wuss

    in reply to: Who are the Villains? #1402700
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    Come to think of it avros finest is a bit of a villain as well.

    G.B.H to spray guns.

    Shocking.

    Sacrifices have to be made in the search for perfection, you’ll learn boy.

    in reply to: The Seafury pointed out to sea TF956 #1403580
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    It is fair to say the stuff went to scrap. The spade grip suffered terribly from being in sal****er for even a short period. In fact all the stuff was corroded.

    Why cant we say salt-water **** “tea double-u ay tea”

    Avro’s Finest
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    Avros finest, that John Wayne walk was nowt to do with the bike but more like you had s78t yourself and as for someone seeing you working again don’t make me larrrrfffffff 🙂 🙂 the boys won 2-1 today

    Who woke you up DIGBY!!!!!!!!!!!

    2-1 good old boys…….. See ya Monday

    in reply to: Hurricane Ground Crew Wanted #1405096
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    Have sent you an e-mail.

    Steve

    in reply to: RAF Stores Reference #1405250
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    Steve,

    Here you go…….

    26 Codes – Aircraft Types
    26AE Chipmunk T MK 10
    26AF Hurricane including Tempest spares
    26AJ Spitfire & Seafire
    26AL Sunderland 5
    26AN Oxford 1 & 2
    26AQ Sea Hawk
    26AT Wellington B10 T10 & 18
    26BA Halifax
    26BJ Martinet 1
    26BM Attacker F & B
    26BN Proctor 3 & 4
    26BP Beaufighter TT10
    26BT Barracuda 3
    26BU Gannet AS1 & T2
    26BV Sycamore HR
    26BW Dominie 1
    26BX Typhoon including Tempest spares
    26BY Mosquito & Sea Mosquito
    26BZ Firefly
    26DA Javelin F (AW)
    26DB Whirlwind & Westland Sikorsky S55
    26DC Vulcan B
    26DD Anson
    26DE Victor B1
    26DF Beverley C
    26DG Seamew
    26DH Scimitar F1
    26DJ Belvedere HC
    26DK Lightening
    26DL Comet 2
    26DM Britannia
    26DN Gnat Trainer
    26DP Alouette (British spares)
    26DQ Basset CC1
    26DR Beaver AL
    26DV Venom FB NF & Sea Venom FAW
    26EA Lancaster , Lincoln 2 & York C1
    26ED Horsa 2
    26EH Meteor F8 & T7
    26EM Sea Otter
    26EN Auster
    26ER Tempest 2, TT5 & 6
    26ET Meteor NF & TT20
    26EV Vickers 1000 Transport Aircraft
    26EW Hornet & Sea Hornet
    26FA Brigand
    26FC Vampire & Sea Vampire
    26FH Sea Fury
    26FK Hastings
    26FL Valetta & Viking
    26FM Prentice T1
    26FN Devon C
    26FP Shackleton
    26FR Winged Targets
    26FU Balliol & Sea Balliol
    26FV Dragonfly HC & HR
    26FW Heron
    26FX Hunter & De Havilland N139D(Type 110)
    26FY Sea Vixen
    26FZ Canberra
    26GA Bristol standard parts for Beaufighter, Brigand & Buckmaster
    26KK Osprey
    26LK Hercules CMK1
    26LX Lynx
    26MM SA330E Anglo-French Helicopter
    26NA Buccaneer
    26NB Belfast
    26PH Phantom GRF
    26PJ Jet Provost T
    26PN Percival Provost T1
    26PP Pembroke HC, C1 & Sea Prince
    26RA Jaguar
    26SA Pioneer CC1
    26SH Sea King
    26SK Skeeter
    26SR Valiant B
    26SS Swift
    26SW Scout [& Wasp]
    26TA Andover
    26TD Dominie T
    26TP Twin Pioneer
    26TT Tiger Moth 2
    26TV Varsity T1
    26UU Wellington 1
    26V Hart DB & India & T
    26VA Harrier GR
    26VC VC10C
    26WA Argosy
    26WX Wessex

    27 Codes (plus a couple of odd ones) – General Aircraft Equipment
    6F Aircraft Personnel Equipment
    15A Man-carrying Parachutes
    15C Equipment-dropping and Sea-rescue Apparatus
    15D Air Sea Rescue and Equipment, and Supply-dropping Parachutes
    25A Propellors
    25B Aircraft Radiators
    25D Spinners for Fixed Pitch Propellers and Fairey Spares for Metal Propellers
    27A Aircraft Wheel Equipment
    27B Aircraft Air and Oil Filters, Fuel and Oil Coolers
    27D Miscrellaneous Aircraft Cover Equipment
    27F Aircraft Pumps and fuelling Equipment (Airborne)
    27G Aircraft Brake System Equipment
    27H Miscellaneous Aircraft Equipment
    27J Aircraft Control Handles with Gun, Camera, R.P. and Brake Operating Mechanisms
    27K Teleflex Aircraft Remote Control Equipment
    27KA Exactor Aircraft Remote Control Equipment
    27KB Aircraft Controls – Roller Chains
    27KD Pressurised Cabin Equipment – Normalair
    27L Ejection Seats and Spares
    27M Aircraft Hydraulic and Undercarriage Equipment – Lockheed
    27N Airborne Fire Fighting Equipment
    27R B.L.G. Oleo Leg Equipment
    27S Standard Ball and Roller Bearings other than M.T.
    27T Controllable Gills
    27U Airborne Heaters
    27UA Aircraft Cabin Cooling Equipment
    27V Aircraft Controls – Teddington
    27VA Aircraft Controls – Dunlop
    27VC Aircraft Controls – Palmers
    27W Aircraft Hydraulic and Undercarriage Equipment, Standard Design
    27WW Aircraft Windscreen Wiper Equipment
    27Z Turner Duplex Hand Pumps for Aircraft Hydraulic Systems
    27ZA Exactor Self Sealing Couplings

    36 Codes – Engine Spares
    36AB Bombardier 20801
    36AC Olympus
    36AD Viper
    36AE Conway
    36AF Rover airborne aux power plant
    36AH Proteus
    36AK Orpheus
    36AL Alvis Leonides
    36BB Artouste Patouste & Turmo
    36BC Nimbus
    36DD Rolls Royce Merlin and tools
    36DE Gnome
    36DG Gyron Junior
    36DT Dart
    36FF Gypsy Major & Gypsy Queen & De Havilland tools
    36HH Rolls Royce Griffon and tools
    36HS Hawker Siddeley fuel control equipment
    36JJ Derwent turbine engines
    36KK Goblin 2 & 3
    36LL Lucas fuel equipment
    36M Sabre and Napier repair tools
    36MM Dowty fuel system equipment
    36NG Gazelle
    36PG Pegasus
    36PP Python 2 & 3 engine
    36Q Rolls Royce Nene jet
    36R Bristol Mercury, Centaurus & Hercules tools
    36SN Rolls Royce Spey Mk201/202
    36SS Sapphire
    36ST Rolls Royce Spey Mk250
    36SY Rolls Royce Spey
    36TN Rolls Royce Tyne
    36TT Ghost
    36TU Rolls Royce Turmo III
    36U Cheetah & Armstrong Siddeley tools
    36VV Rolls Royce Avon jet
    36W Centaurus & Bristol tools
    36WW Double Mamba

    Can anyone add to it to make it a comprehensive list ?

    Cheers……..

    What a star you are.
    Thank you…..

    in reply to: RAF Stores Reference #1405502
    Avro’s Finest
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    Morning,
    While were on the subject of Sect/ref nos etc. Could one of you kind people please pm me as my list has fallen apart and I could do with a new one and was wondering if you could do me a copy.

    Many thanks

    Steve.

    in reply to: Can you remember ? #1406090
    Avro’s Finest
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    I still think it’s Duxford.

    in reply to: Character #1407084
    Avro’s Finest
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    Dear all,

    Thank you so very much for all your good thoughts and good wishes, I am so relieved to tell you all that the lump removed from Dad’s eye proved to be benign. Thus ends an extremely worrying three months for my family. I cannot tell you how much I appreciated the kinds words from my friends here, and Dad was very touched when I told him that my friends were all rooting for him, and he says thank you 🙂
    .

    Thank you all again from the bottom of my heart,
    Becka xxxxx

    No thanks required, just wish him well from us….

    Steve

    Avro’s Finest
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    Steve
    worry not.
    AG and I have been exchanging PM’s and as usual realise we both agree on much more than we disagree and we know lots of people too.
    See, we don’t need moderators on historic.
    Great Forum.
    Andy

    Fair play..

    See ya soon.

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