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RE: Welcome! Sarge, I'm in south Devon, the town I live in is the very popular holiday resort of Paignton, great, I'm in the middle of cooking cottage pie but I fancy fish & chips now, next time you're down in Cornwall let me know & we can meet up for a cup of tea & fish & chips. Cheers...

I've had some strange luck, while out & about for remembrance day I met a guy who served in the first gulf war, we got deeper into conversation & we discovered that he drove/used my vehicle in the gulf & he thinks he might have pictures, I find this very freaky, a guy that lives 2 miles away...

Cheers chaps, I'm looking into a new project now, I'm after an Austin K9 radio truck from the 1950s, I'll let you know when I have one.

Sorry, I didn't answer your questions. Firstly I've not heard of yahoo pinz, what is it? Secondly, You can find these in the states, a friend of mine in PA has one that he's restoring, you could always buy one over here & import it to the states, or even get a dutch lightweight, they're left...

I've spent £600 plus fitting all the radio gear, I've just taken out the 344 set (manpack) & fitted a 351 (manpack), I've also fitted an initiate box & TUAAM unit to run the 351 through one of the side mounted antennae, just a few more cables to find & all the radio gear will be working. Thanks...

RE: I hope you don You can find it from my website www.mvwf.co.uk then click on the rolling forum tab on the left. Cheers Ian

RE: I hope you don Cheers Guys.

I just thought I'd pop in & say hello from South West England, I have a forum much like this but with mostly UK members. My vehicle is a 1980 Airportable Land Rover FFR known as Katy. Katy served in the first gulf war with the Queens Gurkha signals who were part of the 30 signal regiment who...