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The lad on the left has been given Picquet Duty, but being a strapping country fella, he thought the Boss meant Picket duty, so he is propping up the fence! This is a tedious job, and he has actually fallen asleep on his feet, a skill acquired by many a digger, along with an expression that feigns wakefulness and will fool any junior Lt. Unfortunately, it doesn't fool his mates, and one has snuck up behind him to steal his paybook and wallet.
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Hope his mates rifle is not loaded, would be a shit load of trouble if it went off.
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Dear, Eastern Staters
It's pointless coming all this way west as most of the dealers like Duck and Deep Fried cleaned us out long ago, that's what they get told anyway. All that's left now is boring crap like Stuarts and Grants and those pig ugly Dingos. And carriers, they are like cow pats over here, you can't cross the yard without stepping on one. At present the locals are all getting Ferrets because; a. it's the flavour of the month. b. every farm has at least two. c. You don't need a low loader to shift it, just a battery and some petrol. There aren't that many Blitz trucks available over here either as the farmers are still using them and are waiting for the warranty to end before selling them on. Save your money and time. Stay home. Wayne Henderson Western Australia. Stuart Stuart Grant Ferret Dingo Staghound Boxed Spitfire (unrestored) |
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Oh well, I was thinkin' of head'n west, but if thats all thats there then I might as well stay at home and wash the truck again. Its just so hard to get that road grime out between the treads.
Can't thank you enough Wayne for letting us know and not wasting a trip. Colin. |
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Heres another good reason to stay east of the border.... ![]() LOL
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I think there are some 'doubting Thomas' folk here - show them a picture of your Spitfire box ! Jack |
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Sounds like a bit of a challenge, heh mates?
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Yeah Jack, I would if someone could help me shift all those crates of jeeps that are blocking it...
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Well, that settled that then.
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well, here's a picture of my mig box. And crikey what a job? all those dinky's in front I had to move.
Colin. |
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I have had a chap from over the border to our west call in and he would like to come back with his truck to relieve me of some goodies. What would a border crossing be worth these days to get past the guards.
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Thanks Jack,
I've lost the box my Panzer Mk2 came in but I've got a picture of it some where... I'll send it to you... oh... I'm busy this weekend polishing my Mustang. |
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Be on the lookout for Spies! I think this ones an x-con.
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Panzer 2's did not come in boxes, you got a piece every fortnight with your "world domination" magazine series...
If you have a heavy lift helecopter who is happy to fly un-logged hours in the wee hours of the night, and you're handy with a shovel, perhaps I have something in crates you may be interested in...... Sorry, no commonwealth stuff in these crates for those interested in all thing British & Empire, they've all got funny white stars on them... Must be those Damn Yankees. Rob on the Brisbane Line......... |
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When he departed Lithgow at 7AM yesterday with an empty trailer, Tony Smith thought he was going to make a quick border raid deep into Victoria to pick up some tyres.
Little did he suspect the tables were to be turned as he wound up crossing the border into Victoria with a full trailer after making the fatal mistake of calling into Yass. "Ahh an empty trailer" says Max. We can fix that! So many long hours later he arrived in Eltham to the traditional gun tractor greeting around 10.30PM and was guided to my place. A short sleep later it was morning and time to depart to continue the raid for the tyres, then drive all the way back to Lithgow to commence the night shift at 11.30PM Thanks Tony for your delivery!
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Mmm, I spy a No.5 Trailer
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First off Keefy Love the nice blue colour you have applied to your NSW trailer; But that bloke standing over it looks a lot like Mark Chopper Reid??? I wonder if he is related? Must have some sort of cushy job if he can drive all day into the night and turn up at 11.30pm for a shifty sleep.
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Carn't be Chopper. He's got ears.
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Only 1 ear that I can see, whose to say the other ones there?
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He is well on the way home now - and is extremely pleased with his purchase of tyres.
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Now Rick I beleive that you and I are the only people to negotiate a purchase from a certain Victorian High country gentleman.
Have a look at the ears on these dodge rear bumpers
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Take 2 the image did not load
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This is a little frustrating the forum has been real flakey over the last two weeks seems to spend more time down than up. Every time I try and load this image I get the same URL server could not be found message
Here goes last time
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Wusty old twuks Last edited by Rusty; 23-01-08 at 03:52. |
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did Tony have a sit in the Lithgow ford gun tractor
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G'day Rusty,
I know exactly what they are. Bet not too many others do though. They are the lifting ring off my 1943 Ford Lynx whick was purchased and used around that property in 1956 and cut up in 1957 after blowing up the rear diff. Charlie welded them into the bumpers on one of the Dodge Weapons Carriers he had ex State Electricity Commission so he could use them for tow rings. Any chance of obtaining them ??? Rick Where they're from. What we bought home.
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Film maker 42 FGT No8 (Aust) remains 42 FGT No9 (Aust) 42 F15 Keith Webb Macleod, Victoria Australia Also Canadian Military Pattern Vehicles group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/canadianmilitarypattern |
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What a marathon - glad to see you made it home safely. Now your challenge will be to stay awake for your shift, or did you sensibly call a sickie?
And what did you expect from a home where the surname is Webb? Those are my guard-redbacks. I neglected to tell Jif about them when he visited because he tends to be a bit of a sissy around our wildlife and electric fences.
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Film maker 42 FGT No8 (Aust) remains 42 FGT No9 (Aust) 42 F15 Keith Webb Macleod, Victoria Australia Also Canadian Military Pattern Vehicles group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/canadianmilitarypattern |
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