i know what casuedthat corosion the electrolisis from the stainless next to it.
zephyrheaven,
Nov 30, 1:39am
Not to people that dont spend every waking minute on the internet
But thanks for the 'input'
gunhand,
Nov 30, 1:50am
Well that will just devalue mine now won't it god dam it.
intrade,
Nov 30, 1:58am
you got a spitfire or a washing machine i posted the part off
johnf_456,
Nov 30, 2:09am
You dont have to spend every minute on the internet, in fact it comes across the radio as news on the hour. So you don't even have to make an effort to stop what your doing like when working under the hood or inspecting vehicles.
intrade,
Nov 30, 2:11am
johnf_456 wrote: You dont have to spend every minute on the internet, in fact it comes across the radio as news on the hour. So you don't even have to make an effort to stop what your doing like when working under the hood or inspecting vehicles.[/quote i never listen to any radio
dr.doolittle,
Nov 30, 2:44am
Tin hat interferes with the reception.
gabbysnana,
Nov 30, 2:49am
they are crated. similar buried end of hamilton runway on the gully side sad eh.
nightboss,
Nov 30, 3:09am
That is nearly the exact words I was going to reply to that comment!
Only difference is I would have added the 14th letter into your 8th word to more accurately describe the TMMB's 2 least appreciated self-appointed trolls.
sr2,
Nov 30, 3:36am
LOL, occasionally two lonely hearts connect on the internet??
bellky,
Nov 30, 2:42pm
It's old news. End of story.
bellky,
Nov 30, 2:42pm
You're the ones on the internet on a Friday night lol.
bellky,
Nov 30, 2:43pm
Pretty sure that car was flooded.
mazzyz,
Nov 30, 4:54pm
To the twats who decided to come in and hijack my spitfire thread, rack off and make your own thread to muck around in. I'm really looking forward to the retrieval of these planes, regardless of whether it's old news.
shakespeare6,
Nov 30, 5:01pm
+1 empty barrels make the most noise
greta29,
Nov 30, 5:21pm
mazzyz i agree with you i looking forward too
scoobeey,
Nov 30, 5:25pm
For sure this is really exciting news! cheers for starting the thread:)
Aluminium components that have been buried in the damp for 65 years are probably never going to be airworthy again.
the-lada-dude,
Nov 30, 6:29pm
why dont u just wait and see !they said on the news that spitfires are valued at around 1 million pounds each, i would have thought a mint flying example would be twice that ! and some
leonard57,
Nov 30, 9:03pm
why did good machinery get burried after wars anyway!
purple666,
Nov 30, 9:33pm
Have heard a few good stories of WWII hardware buried/stored here in NZ over the years. 741b Indians still in crates Fan to tailshaft flathead replacements in military stores Weapons and jeeps in old quaries just to mention a few
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