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13-02-13, 19:45
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Andy, it's quite a ride because you have to drive far up north of Sweden. From Gothenburg it's about 1000km...
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21-02-13, 19:54
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Nice find!
Restored a Bedford OYD worse than that! Burying things does seem a habit for some people - I recall seeing some film from the Irish Army where they dug a big hole, drove a very nice looking Churchill tank into it and then covered it over... about 15 years ago... Why... who knows... where... who knows... Crying shame though... you'd have thought they'd have wanted to put it into a museum or sell it to a collector. Can only hope this was a "spoof" film and the tank was dug up again afterwards.
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21-02-13, 20:03
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I think I have seen an article in Classic Military Vehicle magazine where they dug up the Churchill that would be seven to nine years ago maybe even longer thinking about it.
Cars, motorbikes and the like have been buried rather than have to pay to have someone collect them.
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28-02-13, 17:35
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Did some waterpressure cleaning yesterday, starts looking like a carrier again. Still lot of frozen soil inside engine bay.
Erik   
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