She's leaving home, bye bye

Keith Webb · #1 10-03-11, 07:59

Can you hear the music?

Well, it's finally happened and one of the longest border raids possible is in progress between Melbourne and Switzerland.

She graced our land for around 68 years, now it's the civilised life in Europe for her. I'm sure Chris will be a good owner for her.

She's all yours, my friend, now to see if I can sneak the FGT into the empty space.

hrpearce · #2 10-03-11, 08:43

Well done Keith, Chris will soon be able to change his signature.

Ryan · #3 10-03-11, 09:42

Well, I imagine it is.
A great story. What a journey.
Well done Keith and Chris.

Wpns 421 · #4 10-03-11, 13:13

Well done, beautiful truck. It has a new home but now there is an empty spot that you have to fill with a new project.

zemsi · #5 13-03-11, 11:34

Wonderful, she's soon to be loaded into the container and then on a ship to Basel via Rotterdam. Hope the African pirates won't capture her and she's being abused as their battle taxi ;-)

Keith has done an amazing job in getting her back on the road I'm really impresssed and touched!

She'll have a very good home hear and will be regularly driven around the mountains: going shopping, seeing other MVs at meetings, visting non-Blitz owners etc.

Will keep you posted abouth her travel adventures half way around the world.

Greetings
Chris

PS Yes, and I can finally change my signature

Alex van de Wetering · #6 15-03-11, 17:09

Wonderful!

Hope to see here in the flesh soon. Shall we make a date for Normandy 2014 already?

Alex

hrpearce · #7 25-08-11, 22:50

Chris where are the arival photos and the photos of the blitz settling into its new home

Mike K · #8 26-08-11, 03:04

It's been captured by the Somalian pirates as we speak.

Keith Webb · #9 26-08-11, 03:16

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Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

It's been captured by the Somalian pirates as we speak.

With some of the pirates. I'm sure Chris has more to share with us...