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04-01-06, 21:06
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Any idea what goes on here?
You guys, any idea what goes on here.
It sits on the grill in the centre of my MKII carrier. 
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04-01-06, 22:21
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I say a PIAT!!! do I get the COOKIE NOW
 BIG MIKE
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04-01-06, 22:30
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six pack??? no mate 24 bottle case, 4 prongs?1 for a beer bottle opener, 2nd a nut cracker, 3rd a womans sexual device( 2 AA's) 4th a keg breaker, that's what I'd use them for!
yours in Restoration DIRTY LITTLE ME
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#4
05-01-06, 01:29
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IT looks like the bottom half of a telephone (sigs) wire holder.
where's Pronto?
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05-01-06, 01:31
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Ah man Terry your reply was to be worse than mine, BIG MIKE
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05-01-06, 01:33
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Winder
I vote for the winder of the 100 round Bren magazine.
Stewart
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06-01-06, 21:51
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come on?
Come on your'll have to do better than that. I thought you guys were the experts. And yes I have tried my GPS.
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06-01-06, 23:09
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Gadget
Damn...Stewart's right again. Now try to find the 100 rd. mag.
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07-01-06, 01:39
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I have 2 100 rnd mags plus the winder,CHEERS
BIG MIKE
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07-01-06, 19:31
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Don't understand?
Don't understand whats a 100 round mag and winder? and whys it on my carrier.?
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#11
07-01-06, 19:57
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"a 100 rnd mag"It's a 100 rnd Drum mag , you need a winder to wind the spring inside the mag to load the .303 rnds , You don't want it? i'll take the part off your hands from you if you don't want to have it on your carrier , 100 rnd mags in Great shape go for over $700.00 USd's, I have 2, Cheers
BIG MIKE
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#12
07-01-06, 20:19
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!00 rd. mag.
I think Big Mike is "pulling our tails"
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07-01-06, 22:46
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Peter howmuch for the fabric you have for the seats?
BIG MIKE, Not pulling tails
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#14
07-01-06, 23:06
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No more tail pulling
I would like to get $25 plus shipping (post) which will probably be about $12 to 15$. If less I will refund the difference. I just want you to understand it is not the green leatherette that was generally found on carrier seats but is a brown and black camo material commonly used on gas capes and helmet covers. BUT it is for sure WW2. If you used it for seats there is enough for probably two sets (??) How's that ??
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08-01-06, 04:07
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Quote:
I'm surprised that Bruce Parker hasn't jumped in here, since he has a Mk II* and also has at least 2 x 100 rd drums.
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PRONTO SENDS
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#16
08-01-06, 20:15
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Quote:
Bruce has a lovely Mk.I* Carrier, which is where that thingamajig goes. Stewart
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