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Posted: Thu Jul 18, 13 3:45 pm
by Jem
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Posted: Thu Jul 18, 13 4:09 pm
by Blue
Have you found any NOS chocolate to put in it yet? :lol:

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 13 4:22 pm
by charger01
Jem. Take a look at the gear for sale here.


http://foxyminx1.wix.com/campers-collectables

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 13 4:59 pm
by Ivor
I've got some tanners for that machine Jem, best fill it up!

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 13 11:52 am
by Jem
charger01 wrote:Jem. Take a look at the gear for sale here.


http://foxyminx1.wix.com/campers-collectables



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Posted: Tue Aug 06, 13 2:10 pm
by Dave-R
Get your finger out Jem! You are missing out.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-23578787

Posted: Tue Aug 06, 13 5:48 pm
by AllKiller
There is also a place at the end of the Kings Road Chelsea that sell that stuff
Highly polished de activated Bren guns, ejector seats load of jaw dropping stuff 8-) 8-)

Posted: Wed Aug 07, 13 1:20 am
by RobTwin
Well I've sat thru all the Four Rooms that have been on so far Jem, hoping to catch the episode you're on, but not seen hide nor hair yet of anyone I recognise

Except last week - surprised to see former metal DJ and tv presenter 'Krusher' on there trying to sell a wobbly wine glass made by arty-farty gaylords Gilbert & George :shock:

Posted: Wed Aug 07, 13 11:41 am
by Jem
AllKiller wrote:There is also a place at the end of the Kings Road Chelsea that sell that stuff
Highly polished de activated Bren guns, ejector seats load of jaw dropping stuff 8-) 8-)

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http://www.hatchwellantiques.co.uk/anti ... t=2&mcat=1

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Martin-Baker- ... 460c1ac592

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Victor-Bomber ... 43bdfba9ac

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Martin-Baker- ... 3f27fbd270

Posted: Wed Aug 07, 13 1:13 pm
by RobTwin
Those ejector seats probably make good ejector seats, but I dont think I'd want to use them as any other kind of seat :? :shock:

Posted: Wed Aug 07, 13 4:14 pm
by Dave-R
I think a pair of old ejector seats would look damn cool in a race car. 8-)

Might have to shorten them to fit of course. :oops:

Posted: Fri Aug 09, 13 8:24 pm
by pete walton
Jem I dropped some stuff of to Tom,s in Brighton today ,he,s the man who does all the ejecter seats and rotary engines,,, He brings them engines in from Poland ,,, they are all old eastern cold war stuff,,,he charges £6500 to polish one....they are polished not chromed...

Posted: Sat Aug 10, 13 10:33 am
by Jem
pete walton wrote:Jem I dropped some stuff of to Tom,s in Brighton today ,he,s the man who does all the ejecter seats and rotary engines,,, He brings them engines in from Poland ,,, they are all old eastern cold war stuff,,,he charges £6500 to polish one....they are polished not chromed...

Cheers Pete :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Aug 19, 13 9:40 am
by Jem
Decided to do a little bit of investigation into the jet engine to establish whether or not it actually did come out of a Vulcan.

Managed to track down a guy who is an authority on Rolls Royce 'Artouste' engines. He confirmed categorically that it DIDN'T come out of a Vulcan but DID come out of Victor B1 of which 86 were produced.

Posted: Mon Aug 19, 13 9:52 am
by Pete
I loved the Victor - a sort of "Buck Rogers meets Nuclear Armageddon!!!"

Tanker plans for many years, too............