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Old 29-10-08, 04:33
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Default A tightly held secret for now.

And quite rightly so. As I have stated before, unless one has the owner's permission, publishing details like this is tantamount to an invasion of privacy. One day someone will be taken to court and charged with Trespass over this sort of thing. Even Google Earth could be held liable for providing a Trespass mechanism.

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Old 30-10-08, 08:45
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Default LP Carrier

Hmmm.

I seem to remember almost exact pictures some months back by a collector who was already negotiating the purchase of said vehicle.

Interesting that it is still in the paddock, I thought it would be in a shed by now
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Old 30-10-08, 22:59
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I wasn't able to speak to the owner of the property, so I don't know the "Market" status of the carrier. May very well have just been sitting there awaiting collection. Do you remember the thread, Ian? As you say, interesting that it is sitting there, I thought it would have been rescued by a restorer by now, or if the owner doesn't want to sell (I'll do it up one day!), that he hasn't put it out of sight to reduce questions.
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Old 24-08-09, 15:53
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Default Patience, my dear friends!

Well, "softly, softly, catchee monkey" has worked again and this carrier has now been recovered. I say carrier, but it's really just a nice complete hull with no wheels or track. No brass data plate, but the numbers will be down in the mud and rust somewhere and will be revealed soon enough.

Recovery was effected by a Chinese hand winch and steel bars to use for rollers, just the same way the Egyptians built the pyramids. Who says you need expensive gear to play with Carriers?
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Old 24-08-09, 20:50
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Well, "softly, softly, catchee monkey" has worked again and this carrier has now been recovered. I say carrier, but it's really just a nice complete hull with no wheels or track. No brass data plate, but the numbers will be down in the mud and rust somewhere and will be revealed soon enough.

Recovery was effected by a Chinese hand winch and steel bars to use for rollers, just the same way the Egyptians built the pyramids. Who says you need expensive gear to play with Carriers?
Bet getting it off was a little faster with gravity on your side. Are you the proud new owner Tony?
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Are you the proud new owner Tony?
No, just the poor scribe who relays the news.
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Old 24-08-09, 21:26
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No, just the poor scribe who relays the news.
And looks like you're burning that candle at both ends judging when you posted last night and this morning!
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