https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=449&v=4GMITokuHN4 :thumbsup:
Absolutely lovely Brian, and in my old stomping grounds too ------
Absolutely amazing, I had no idea so many of that age vehicle still existed, let alone be capable of running! Splendid job finding that Brian. :thumbsup:
I felt the late model VW Beetle at 26:06 could have taken a less obtrusive position in the parade though....
I was interested in what they were towing. While the double tow low-loader might have been post war and the low-loader with the tank was I think WWII or later, it was interesting to see that such vehicles still existed. The green on the Rolls AC was a bit "off" but more than likely accurate. Too many beards, not enough hairy upper-lips which were required under official regulations until 1917 when Nicholson became the CIGS (he hated his and had the Regs changed) but a splendid effort all round! :thumbsup:
Puts a whole new spin on the term "road train"! ;D
Quote from: rickshaw on July 29, 2019, 09:28:20 PM
I was interested in what they were towing. While the double tow low-loader might have been post war and the low-loader with the tank was I think WWII or later, it was interesting to see that such vehicles still existed.
It was Bovington's Mk IV that they were pulling on the modern lowboy. I was initially curious about the chaps walking alongside the ancient lowboy, until I realized they were brakemen.