Another great restoration. Nice to see you did both the Rover and the trailer at the same time. I've got two or three of these to do up but not one driver or windshield frame. I will buy one of each and copy them. That Blue Stuff and Milliput will work great for the drivers. I just need the right gauge of tin for the windshields.
Thanks very much. You sound like you have a plan going on ,I have never tried to make a figure that way ,its something I will try , not sure on the thickness of the screen I haven't got anything to measure that accurately I have a tool on order that will . Its about the thickness of a dinky base plate. All the best martin 👍
What can I say, yet again another beautiful restoration, love the old LandRover, brilliant fix on the bumper, lovely paint finish, nice touch with the old dog in the back and the fence posts in the trailer. Excellent work👌👍😊 Take care, all the best, Nick.
Cheers nick ,using the match stick was a lot easier then trying to fashion anything else , I don't like to see empty trucks and trailers. All the the best to you both martin
Top job Martin, always thinking 🤔🤔. The round "thing"on the rear is a power take off pulley to run machinery. An oldie but a goodie. All the best my friend. Cheers Chris 👍🏻🇦🇺🍻🚜🏁
Absolutely stunning restoration work Martin very nice in deed, always enjoy your vids and cars mate cheers KC cheers KC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧🇬🇧😎🙂👍
Hi Martin we think this is one of your best. The bumper repair was a great match. We noticed the gang have returned teasing us with another vehicle in the background but we can't think what it is. All the best from Ian b & family.
Nice & neat job Martin on the Landrover & trailer, really like the color choices, using a match stick a great idea for a bumper, the dog in the back 👍, wish I could help on what is a good set of brushes , I’m not sure of the maker of the brushes, I try to go for fine bristle for detail work it cost a little more but well worth it. Have a great week Martin, take care my friend, see ya on your restoration.
Thanks Jeff, I think you are right about the brushes I have been looking at getting a few different makes and trying them out . Glad you liked it my friend. All the best martin 👍
superb restoration Martin very good colour match and good detail work great out of the matchbox thinking for the front bumper like it. all the best Ian.
Hello Martin glad you’re eyes are getting better. Great restoration. With brushes it depends on the paint you are using l paint landscape s and portraits with Acrylic so l do my details on models with Acrylics so l can use the same brushes l use squirrel brushes . If you use enamel s you need enamel brushes and thiners to clean your brushes with acrylics you use just water hope you and your family are keeping well regards `Glyn
Thanks Glyn I haven't heard of those brushes but I will definitely check them out . Great that you do landscapes I bet there great. All the best Martin 👍
Hi Martin, really enjoyed watching this great restoration. Just this past week I watched the Wheeler Dealers we get in the states on the Motor Trend Channel restore a series one Land Rover. The "sauce" will get you everyone. LOL. Take care.
That's a beautiful restoration Martin, it looks really good in Rover Vermilion. I think those old Land Rovers had a PTO gearbox on the back that owners could put, either a winch, or a belt pulley on for driving various farm machines. Talking of paint brushes, I was watching you paint your wooden bumper and thought I must ask you where you buy your brushes from, and then you asked viewers for advice. LOL 🤣🤣 I was also wondering what you clean your brushes with because nothing seems to be successful for me . Looking forward to next weeks video. All the best. Peter.
Cheers Peter, yes I think your right about the p t o on the back good call . The brushes i have been using are Windsor and Newton i got them from the range shop but now they don't seem to have many in now so that's why I was asking for recommendations to try something else. Glad you liked it. All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin really clever idea for the bumper with the matchstick a good way to get rid of the grain might be to cover it with super glue and rub it down before painting. The paint looks a good match and old Cuthbert must be happy with the job even if you wont let him lean on one cheek to let one go lol.🤣🤣. The first diecast I ever did was a zephyr 6 and I used a bit of metal strip from a windscreen wiper to make a new one looked ok I saved a bit of money anyway. LOL the MRS just saw me write that last line and yelled out and then you spent it on something else lol. 🤑 Been on Christmas tree duty today decorating the tree and spending hours fun untangling the lights and finding blown bulbs. It was a warm one here today got up to 33 I'm not looking forward to the hot weather over Christmas over here it usually gets up in the 40-45 range hot enough to fry an egg on the bonnet of a car lol.🍳 Catch ya on the next one mate.👍
Thats a good idea, I will try it . Nice fix with the window wiper. Christmas tree 🎄 blimey thats early, mines an easy one out of the box a bit of fluffing up and it has built in lights , all done 20min 🤣🤣 we don't have so many decorations up now because all the kids have moved out and have there own families so we spend time at Christmas visiting them all , its pay back time eat all there food drink all the beer and don't wash up 🤣🤣🤣 . No only joking we spend time with them and the grand children its fun . All the best martin 👍
nice job martin ,,, as the series 1 land rover was intended as an agricultural vehicle originally the bit at the rear is a PTO Pully the pto normally comes straight out but the pully type comes out at 90 degrees ..... talking as an artist and modeller the best detail brushes i have found were from "THE WORKS" ......ONLY A COUPLE OF QUID FOR FOUR .....I'VE BOUGHT MORE EXPENSIVE IN THE PAST BUT IT IS FAIRLY WASTEFULL AS YOU CAN FIND EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD QUALITY FOR LOW BUCKS IF YOU HUNT AROUND
Superb mate ,your right it’s getting parky ,my uncle had a mini city in that colour blimey going around Hammersmith Broadway so fast almost on two wheels 😂 great video mate ,all the best Mark
Series 1, 80" wheelbase Land Rover - the slanted door shut gives it away, along with the exposed petrol tank and no sills, I reckon... very nice resto, Martin! Quite a substantial pair, these two - bigger than 1:43.
I've used Humbrol Coloro Brushes. Served me well. It comes in a pack of 4. Sizes are 00, 1, 4, 8. I just use the 00 and the 1 for most things. Maybe they can sell them individually.
Hi Martin Glad to hear your eye operation went well. Thank you for the Land Rover and trailer video which I have enjoyed watching tonight. Did one of these when I first started the hobby which didn't turn out too bad but I will have another go at another one. I think the green interior looks better than the blue which some of these models were finished in so could you please let me know what make of green paint you used ? All the best David.
Nice looking job again Martin that was a nice Orange and green combination did you remember to put the washers back on the front axle ? If not to late now hope the eye is getting better amd you and the wife are doing ok all the best. Ralph
I did look to see if the washers made a difference to anything and I couldn't see any reason why thay were there maybe I missed something but it runs fine and had the right amount of axle play .so I didn't put them on . All the best martin 👍
A handsome piece of work, but one thing is missing; the sign on the back of the trailer. The rectangular black plate with the white 'T' on it, in real life there would have been small 'cats eye' reflectors on the T so that it showed up at night. In period these signs were a legal requirement on trailers, and there was one on your trailer before you started the restoration. What I am not so sure about is whether the sign on your trailer was an original Dinky inclusion or had been added by a later owner. Either way I think that it looked good, but its your model and you might disagree with me.
Cheers David, yes now you mentioned it I did forget to do that iam glad you picked up on it ,I will paint one on as soon as possible. All the best Martin 👍
You asked us at 7.14 to remind you about the washers. Is this a good time?? I think they are to space the hubs off the chassis to stop those Supertoy tyres binding. Having many times left something out or fitted the wrong way round etc, I now M2 tap and screw all my baseplates. Also useful when you have to go back in to adjust those troublesome working parts (eg Batmobile) or redo a dodgy paint job. This can however lead to hours of extra fun when you snap your tap off in the post. My remedy is to cut off the post leaving a stub, a drinking straw as a former, JB Weld filler, leave a week to cure fully and the re-drill and tap. Also works for when you drill your post off centre. I am a fully paid up member of that club too! PS What is your fix for loose Kingsize tyres? I can't work out if the hubs shrink or the tyres expand over the years. I use black Starbond Superglue. Can be messy and I wonder if there is a better way?
Hi Patrick, yes the washers were ment to be spacers but I have noticed over a period of time doing these restorations that the repo tryes are a bit thinner then the originals i assume that the metric equivalent to the original imperial size comes up that bit narrower. So no need for them .you are right about using screws for things like batmobiles and 007 castings. It is definitely handy for that . I haven't done many king size matchbox as yet but I do have a few that I will have to do shortly, I have been reliable informed that you can use insulation tape around the hubs then warm the tryes up and this apparently works though I have yet to try this ,its the hubs that shrink. Thanks for your comment its great 👍. All the best martin 👍
hello martin..j espere que vos lumiere se porte mieux /yeux/..au debut du demontage il y avait 2 rondelle sur l essieux avant..elles servait a quoi..merci
Salut Philippe, the washers i think were supposed to be spacers but thay were on the inside of the chassis so doing no good and did not need them . All the best martin 👍
Nice simple build. Came out great
Cheers Ian, it was a good one .
I'm amazed every time by how well built those Dinky toys where made. Beautiful result.
Thanks yarrick thay definitely are built well especially the older ones .
All the best martin 👍
Beautiful restoration Martin looks fantastic well done 👍.
Thanks very much it means a lot my friend
Hi Martin, another lovely restoration. It was nice to see something a bit different & I hope Cuthbert appreciates all your efforts .
Iam sure he did ,I haven't seen him since .
Thanks for watching my friend
Another great restoration. When it comes to broken bumpers, there's no-one to 'match' you. Take care, friend. Cheers
🤣🤣 nice one Jim, I hooe your doing well my friend.
All the best martin 👍
Awesome resto Martin! 👍❤
Cheers Johnny I appreciate you watching my friend.
Another great restoration. Nice to see you did both the Rover and the trailer at the same time. I've got two or three of these to do up but not one driver or windshield frame. I will buy one of each and copy them. That Blue Stuff and Milliput will work great for the drivers. I just need the right gauge of tin for the windshields.
Thanks very much. You sound like you have a plan going on ,I have never tried to make a figure that way ,its something I will try , not sure on the thickness of the screen I haven't got anything to measure that accurately I have a tool on order that will .
Its about the thickness of a dinky base plate.
All the best martin 👍
Still don’t see many grey tires out on the streets, except cement factory car parks. Good job martin.
Yeah your right there bob , I think dinky liked to make then more eye catching for kids .
Thanks for watching my friend it's much appreciated
What can I say, yet again another beautiful restoration, love the old LandRover, brilliant fix on the bumper, lovely paint finish, nice touch with the old dog in the back and the fence posts in the trailer. Excellent work👌👍😊
Take care, all the best, Nick.
Cheers nick ,using the match stick was a lot easier then trying to fashion anything else , I don't like to see empty trucks and trailers.
All the the best to you both martin
Strike a Light the match trick was brilliant 🤩
🤣🤣cheers John, just thinking out of the box .
All the best martin 👍
Interesting restoration really well done.
Thanks Ron I appreciate that my friend
Nice 👍
Awesome work as always.
I don’t have this casting, but I think I will be looking for it. Very cool 😎
Cheers Mike, its worth getting its a good size and looks good .
All the best martin 👍
Beautiful job Martin! Looks brand new!
Cheers Mark, means alot my friend 👍
What a great restoration you did on the Landrover and trailer yours looks better than Dinky out of the box
Thats kind of you my friend and much appreciated.
All the best martin 👍
Top job Martin, always thinking 🤔🤔. The round "thing"on the rear is a power take off pulley to run machinery. An oldie but a goodie. All the best my friend. Cheers Chris 👍🏻🇦🇺🍻🚜🏁
Thanks Chris, I think you are right ,and that's good to know for a future build .
All the best martin 👍
Absolutely stunning restoration work Martin very nice in deed, always enjoy your vids and cars mate cheers KC cheers KC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇬🇧🇬🇧😎🙂👍
Thanks KC means a lot brother.
All the best martin 👍
Turned out very nicely 👍 great job 🦘
Thanks very much it means a lot my friend
Beautiful job !
Cheers Adrian, means a lot my friend.
Well done Martin , what a beauty
Thanks Glyn, much appreciated my friend 👍
I used to flog these by the dozen,when i plied the toy fairs.10 a penny back in the late '90's early '00's.
Thats interesting, there not that cheap now , the trailer seems to go for more then the landrover.
Still a nice peice though.
All the best martin 👍
Martin you out done yourself this time!! Amazing restoration brother!
Thanks Shuan means a lot my friend
Excellent work, great result. You have the spare wheels split pin in the wrong way around though.
Thanks JJ you are right, someone else pointed that out aswell ,so now its been changed, thanks for spotting it 👍
Mais um brilhante trabalho amigo Martin! Parabéns! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks very much my dear friend.
Looks great Martin....impressed!
Thanks Derrick it means a lot my friend
As always my friend beautiful restoration and nice tips on the windscreen!
Cheers Scott, always a pleasure to hear from you my friend.
All the best martin 👍
Nice job Martin. Great idea for the bumper or the fencing posts. Also the replacement window seems to fit really good
Thanks Juan , its watching you work that gives me ideas so thanks for that my friend.
Hi Martin we think this is one of your best. The bumper repair was a great match. We noticed the gang have returned teasing us with another vehicle in the background but we can't think what it is. All the best from Ian b & family.
Thanks Ian ,yes it was match perfect 👌
The gang has reformed after a managers dispute over royalties.
All the best martin
👍🏻 Looking really sharp Martin! Nicely done! 😎🇨🇦📸
Thanks Lawrence, I hope you're keeping well my friend.
All the best martin 👍
Fantastic job Martin, very nice overall, looks authentic and a lovely completed set ,the dog was a cute move
Thanks laz ,glad you liked it my friend
Fantastic job Martin, very nice overall, All the best my friend.
Thanks paul ,it means a lot .
All the best Martin 👍
Nice & neat job Martin on the Landrover & trailer, really like the color choices, using a match stick a great idea for a bumper, the dog in the back 👍, wish I could help on what is a good set of brushes , I’m not sure of the maker of the brushes, I try to go for fine bristle for detail work it cost a little more but well worth it. Have a great week Martin, take care my friend, see ya on your restoration.
Thanks Jeff, I think you are right about the brushes I have been looking at getting a few different makes and trying them out .
Glad you liked it my friend.
All the best martin 👍
Hi Martin, cuthbert must be well pleased with you restoring his Land Rover, lol
Yes he definitely was so much he got leglass
All the best martin 👍
@@martindaredare lol
cool build
Cheers its much appreciated my friend 👍
Wonderful Martin. Cheers Michael
Thanks Michael, I appreciate that
Great job done Martin and the part on the back is a PTO mate same as they have on the back of tractors , Fantastic job though mate 👏
Thanks Paul good to know that, thanks again 👍
All the best martin
superb restoration Martin very good colour match and good detail work great out of the matchbox thinking for the front bumper like it. all the best Ian.
Cheers Ian , well you got to think out of the box these days 😁
All the best martin 👍
Lovely job Martin, great colour that orange. Maybe Cuthbert didn't want to drive but I'm glad you persuaded him. All the best mate.
Cheers Steve, its his own fault drinking on an empty stomach. 🤣🤣
All the best Martin 👍
Hello Martin glad you’re eyes are getting better. Great restoration. With brushes it depends on the paint you are using l paint landscape s and portraits with Acrylic so l do my details on models with Acrylics so l can use the same brushes l use squirrel brushes . If you use enamel s you need enamel brushes and thiners to clean your brushes with acrylics you use just water hope you and your family are keeping well regards `Glyn
Thanks Glyn I haven't heard of those brushes but I will definitely check them out .
Great that you do landscapes I bet there great.
All the best Martin 👍
Great job! Really an amazing video
Thanks for the kind words its much appreciated my friend 👍
Hi Martin, really enjoyed watching this great restoration. Just this past week I watched the Wheeler Dealers we get in the states on the Motor Trend Channel restore a series one Land Rover. The "sauce" will get you everyone. LOL. Take care.
Thanks, yes I used to watch that programme when it first started in the UK a few years ago with ed China.
Glad you liked it.
All the best martin 👍
Nice one Martin it's a great combo, the colours lend themselves to a bunch of Xmas trees in the trailer
Cheers my friend, you know what that's not a bad idea 😉
All the best martin 👍
Great job Martin 👍
Cheers Rob ,much appreciated my friend
That's a beautiful restoration Martin, it looks really good in Rover Vermilion. I think those old Land Rovers had a PTO gearbox on the back that owners could put, either a winch, or a belt pulley on for driving various farm machines. Talking of paint brushes, I was watching you paint your wooden bumper and thought I must ask you where you buy your brushes from, and then you asked viewers for advice. LOL 🤣🤣 I was also wondering what you clean your brushes with because nothing seems to be successful for me . Looking forward to next weeks video. All the best. Peter.
Cheers Peter, yes I think your right about the p t o on the back good call .
The brushes i have been using are Windsor and Newton i got them from the range shop but now they don't seem to have many in now so that's why I was asking for recommendations to try something else.
Glad you liked it.
All the best martin 👍
Great work Martin..Great MATCH.haha with the bumper
Cheers Brian 🍻
Nice resto, Martin. I am about to start on a Dinky Jeep 25y, so I watched this one with interest. All the best.
Thanks Gordon, and good luck with it .
All the best martin 👍
It's a beauty my friend!
Thanks Don it means a lot my friend
YOUR VIDEO IS AWESOME.. . .
Thanks very much my friend
I used to enjoy being on a ship in bad weather lol
🤣🤣 yes but not in a shed .
All the best martin 👍
@@martindaredare no it moves differently lol
Hi Martin really clever idea for the bumper with the matchstick a good way to get rid of the grain might be to cover it with super glue and rub it down before painting. The paint looks a good match and old Cuthbert must be happy with the job even if you wont let him lean on one cheek to let one go lol.🤣🤣. The first diecast I ever did was a zephyr 6 and I used a bit of metal strip from a windscreen wiper to make a new one looked ok I saved a bit of money anyway. LOL the MRS just saw me write that last line and yelled out and then you spent it on something else lol. 🤑 Been on Christmas tree duty today decorating the tree and spending hours fun untangling the lights and finding blown bulbs. It was a warm one here today got up to 33 I'm not looking forward to the hot weather over Christmas over here it usually gets up in the 40-45 range hot enough to fry an egg on the bonnet of a car lol.🍳 Catch ya on the next one mate.👍
Thats a good idea, I will try it .
Nice fix with the window wiper.
Christmas tree 🎄 blimey thats early, mines an easy one out of the box a bit of fluffing up and it has built in lights , all done 20min 🤣🤣 we don't have so many decorations up now because all the kids have moved out and have there own families so we spend time at Christmas visiting them all , its pay back time eat all there food drink all the beer and don't wash up 🤣🤣🤣 .
No only joking we spend time with them and the grand children its fun .
All the best martin 👍
nice job martin ,,, as the series 1 land rover was intended as an agricultural vehicle originally the bit at the rear is a PTO Pully the pto normally comes straight out but the pully type comes out at 90 degrees ..... talking as an artist and modeller the best detail brushes i have found were from "THE WORKS" ......ONLY A COUPLE OF QUID FOR FOUR .....I'VE BOUGHT MORE EXPENSIVE IN THE PAST BUT IT IS FAIRLY WASTEFULL AS YOU CAN FIND EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD QUALITY FOR LOW BUCKS IF YOU HUNT AROUND
Cheers paul ,i will check them out ,thanks for the information on the land rover 👍
Cracking job Mart...regards PJ;)
Cheers PJ.
I. Love your channel this u know plas
Cheers Lee my good friend i appreciate you my friend 👍
Superb mate ,your right it’s getting parky ,my uncle had a mini city in that colour blimey going around Hammersmith Broadway so fast almost on two wheels 😂 great video mate ,all the best Mark
Yes I remember those minis in that colour you certainly wouldn't lose it in the car park 🤣🤣
All the best martin 👍
Like the drunk driver, lol... Wow the dog is a bit big!
Cheers Mike, yes he is a special breed, gaint hairy thing , thats the smallest I had .
All the best Martin 👍
Brushes, hobby_and_things(19696) good ones
Cheers Robert 🍻
Nice one Martin, I have one similar to that but side spare wheel. Must be the newer version. Thank you, take care mate all the best Bob.
Cheers bob ,yes this was the first version, I will be getting your version as well at some point.
Glad you liked it
All the best martin 👍
Series 1, 80" wheelbase Land Rover - the slanted door shut gives it away, along with the exposed petrol tank and no sills, I reckon... very nice resto, Martin! Quite a substantial pair, these two - bigger than 1:43.
Cheers fraser, yes thay are quite big ,dinky weren't to bothered about scaleing there toys by what I have seen .
All the best martin 👍
The bit sticking out of the back crossmember is a capstan winch, which would have been driven off the back of the transfer case.
OK thats good to know ,thanks for that .
I've used Humbrol Coloro Brushes. Served me well. It comes in a pack of 4. Sizes are 00, 1, 4, 8. I just use the 00 and the 1 for most things. Maybe they can sell them individually.
Thanks Sam I will check them out my friend.
All the best martin 👍
A British muscle car - I would suggest a Jenson Interceptor.
Good call Gary, thanks for the suggestion
All the best martin 👍
Fantastic piece of work, really came up a treat 👍🏻👏🏻👌🏻
You OK mate?
Thanks for that my friend.
Yeah iam doing ok, thanks for asking .
Onwards and upwards
Hi Martin
Glad to hear your eye operation went well.
Thank you for the Land Rover and trailer video which I have enjoyed watching tonight.
Did one of these when I first started the hobby which didn't turn out too bad but I will have another go at another one.
I think the green interior looks better than the blue which some of these models were finished in so could you please let me know what make of green paint you used ?
All the best
David.
Hi David, thanks for that its much appreciated my friend.
The green i used was a hycote ford modena green rattle can .
All the best martin 👍
Cuthbert, keep taking the pills Martin😀😀 Great job on that bumper, try Winsor & Newton Series 7 Kolinsky Sable brushes..
Thanks MR P, will check them out .
All the best martin 👍
Nice looking job again Martin that was a nice Orange and green combination did you remember to put the washers back on the front axle ? If not to late now hope the eye is getting better amd you and the wife are doing ok all the best.
Ralph
I did look to see if the washers made a difference to anything and I couldn't see any reason why thay were there maybe I missed something but it runs fine and had the right amount of axle play .so I didn't put them on .
All the best martin 👍
Those Land'ys are Classic British style....and with the trailer too..do you keep all your rebuilds or something else? Thanks again Marty.
Yes stephan I do keep them in a display cabinet, this is definitely a classic 👌
Spare wheel cotter pin put in the wrong way round bud😄 but nice job
Cheers bob will sort that out .
All the best martin 👍
Ebay for brushes, you only get what you pay for though, I got a brilliant set off there
Cheers Robert, I totally agree with you my friend 👍
Paint Brushes: Windsor & Newton, Royal & Langnickel or MIG Ammo, from Spain, online.
Cheers i will have a look
A handsome piece of work, but one thing is missing; the sign on the back of the trailer. The rectangular black plate with the white 'T' on it, in real life there would have been small 'cats eye' reflectors on the T so that it showed up at night. In period these signs were a legal requirement on trailers, and there was one on your trailer before you started the restoration. What I am not so sure about is whether the sign on your trailer was an original Dinky inclusion or had been added by a later owner. Either way I think that it looked good, but its your model and you might disagree with me.
Cheers David, yes now you mentioned it I did forget to do that iam glad you picked up on it ,I will paint one on as soon as possible.
All the best Martin 👍
You asked us at 7.14 to remind you about the washers. Is this a good time??
I think they are to space the hubs off the chassis to stop those Supertoy tyres binding. Having many times left something out or fitted the wrong way round etc, I now M2 tap and screw all my baseplates. Also useful when you have to go back in to adjust those troublesome working parts (eg Batmobile) or redo a dodgy paint job. This can however lead to hours of extra fun when you snap your tap off in the post. My remedy is to cut off the post leaving a stub, a drinking straw as a former, JB Weld filler, leave a week to cure fully and the re-drill and tap. Also works for when you drill your post off centre. I am a fully paid up member of that club too!
PS What is your fix for loose Kingsize tyres? I can't work out if the hubs shrink or the tyres expand over the years. I use black Starbond Superglue. Can be messy and I wonder if there is a better way?
Hi Patrick, yes the washers were ment to be spacers but I have noticed over a period of time doing these restorations that the repo tryes are a bit thinner then the originals i assume that the metric equivalent to the original imperial size comes up that bit narrower. So no need for them .you are right about using screws for things like batmobiles and 007 castings. It is definitely handy for that .
I haven't done many king size matchbox as yet but I do have a few that I will have to do shortly, I have been reliable informed that you can use insulation tape around the hubs then warm the tryes up and this apparently works though I have yet to try this ,its the hubs that shrink.
Thanks for your comment its great 👍.
All the best martin 👍
Son of Archie, as in Archie Andrews 😆
🤣🤣 yes good one Ian.
All the best martin 👍
hello martin..j espere que vos lumiere se porte mieux /yeux/..au debut du demontage il y avait 2 rondelle sur l essieux avant..elles servait a quoi..merci
Salut Philippe, the washers i think were supposed to be spacers but thay were on the inside of the chassis so doing no good and did not need them .
All the best martin 👍
Winch?
Cheers Paul, much appreciated my friend
nice restro , but why do the trailers go for big money when" there,s nowt about em"?
That my friend is one of the worlds mysteries,
All the best martin 👍