DavidKlyne replied on 14/02/2020 17:43
Posted on 14/02/2020 17:43
I found this on another group and thought some might be interested in it. 1962 Sprite Musketeer Restoration Some of you might even remember the original
David
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Posted on 14/02/2020 17:43
I found this on another group and thought some might be interested in it. 1962 Sprite Musketeer Restoration Some of you might even remember the original
David
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Posted on 14/02/2020 18:05 byVery impressed but I do wonder why bother,?
Posted on 14/02/2020 18:22
There’s nothing like individuality AD. Old caravans are a huge draw at the moment, people pay silly money to stay in them. I would rather have a sound oldie than a dodgy new any day. Choose your tow vehicle with care as well, and some places will pay you to be on site!😁
PS, I know your current new model isn’t dodgy by the way. But oh, the gap in price.......
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Posted on 14/02/2020 18:27
The first picture of a 1957 sprite musketeer shown in the thread, brought back memories of the one a group of us converted into a mobile communication base station 9with quite high mast, and refreshment van where police inspector, and other head honchos based them selves ,in 1982 for our R.E.A.C.T team (when CB was made legal), and I towed it to many half marathons and and other venues in Herts,Beds and Cambs where it was used when our team (up to 30 radio cars ) were in great demand by the Police and St Johns or Red Cross who all needed instant comunications,to their staff, ,when in those days ,mobile phones etc were not heard of,
Ps it was kept with ours and FIL c/vans in the back garden of our previos house all out of sight of anybody
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DavidKlyne
Motorhomer from Buckinghamshire