Thanks to dave who sent me this picture of the Scammell Scarab that my dad used to drive for Luton Co-op, unfortunatly it is not him in the picture. They used...
This futuristic-looking float is, as we previously suspected, the Bluebird XDV. It was designed specifically for Express Dairies, who have placed it into...
... if ... May I suggest, that the settings are changed so that people have to request membership and so cut out the "Junk" messages. If no body else wants the...
Hi Everyone Me and my girl Ann have just spent an enjoyable Sunday afternoon in the sunshine with Al Clark and Rachel Robey from Wellington Films Ltd being ...
Hi There Sorry, I did not take any photos myself on Sunday.There are a couple of pictures of my float Electrocute on the Milko photo album page. Maybe Al Clark...
Hi my name is Gayle. I emailed you about a month ago in regards to your business opportunity. Sorry for the confusion. I have reloacted. Would love to speak...
The Walker's
mta22a@...
Mar 31, 2003 6:27 am
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... I remember Gayle, she's remarried now - last time her surname was Barton, now it's Walker. Was it a divorce, Gayle, or has your poor, dear husband finally...
Re the occasional spam: We have several choices: 1) Switch on moderation. Spam will then be deleted by a moderator before it appears (I've already had one...
... That means moderating *all* email, doesn't it? This will give someone a lot of work if the group gets any busier, and will slow down the posting time, ...
I would go with option 2. If messages are visible to non members and they are interested, they will want to join and post anyway PJ ... From: Malcolm Bailey ...
Josh, Ypu can count me in on option 2 as well. Richard ... they will want to join and post anyway ... moderator ... this ... someone a lot ... posting time, ...
Hello, I hope this is not far off topic, but I'm grasping at straws and the vehicle I'm working on has some similarities to milkfloats, even if a lot less...
Dave Hall
dave@...
Apr 2, 2003 10:14 pm
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We used to work on one of these at Barnet General Hospital (since scrapped) I think they were made by HARBILT who no longer exist! They were taken over by a...
Thanks Andy, I'll get onto them. Does anyone happen to know the speed control method? There's a lever that has a cam with detent notches - seem to be about 8...
Dave Hall
dave@...
Apr 3, 2003 3:31 pm
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Hi Everyone The speedometer on my float broke; the part that screws into the end of the motor, and it was going to cost the thick end of £100 to fix. Ouch! ...
we tried the same thing gluing a magnet to one of the rear tyres it worked fine are you sure you have not got it set to KMH instead of MPH the one we had you...
Hi folks, There should be no more spam. I've switched on moderation, and overridden moderation for ALL currently subscribed members. That way, if any casual...