Carrier found in Norfolk yesterday 21/12/2010

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by gordon

I remember seeing carriers some old monochrome wartime drama film where a carrier platoon swept over a few fields in the south of England, and all you could really hear was the track rattle.

Title of the film, anyone?

Gordon

A Canterbury Tale is one film with carriers in it as you describe, location not far from here.

[gordon]

I will watch out for that next time it gets re-run.

Gordon

[RichardT10829]

Shaun congrats on the enormity of the task you have undergone... if you need any axtra crew / drivers this June let me know hahahahha you just need to obtain some track now so you can have both carriers running together... are you going to paint them in the same scheme ?

all the best for xmas and new year too ......and that goes to everyone folks

[shaun]

Now that is a good film, lots of carrier shots in it.

Im fine for track Richie, i have a set back in the yard nearly ready to fit. most of it is very nearly new.

Hanno i think this is numbe 5 on the carrier restoration, i should be getting the hang of it by now.

Alpine - go find one and buy it , you wont regret it.

Once again guys thanks for all the comments, glad you are enjoying it.

[Andy Foulds]

Too many Ferrets at the moment, driving Ricks at Beltring was great fun having it stall on the entrance to the field was great fun not. Great fun all the same

[shaun]

I heard about you and the muddy spot in the field from Rick !! HA HA HA HA Ferrets are good to own as well !!! i have had a few of them as well. Have you seen Rick latley, he has a few RB spares for you.

[Andy Foulds]

I spoke to him yesterday I owe you a few drinks well more than a few drinks much appreciated

It was good fun that, I don't think the land rover owner next to us appreciated it though a bit of mud got on his vehicle. I wish I'd known earlier that it would upset him I 'd have done a proper job on it