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Win a Massey Ferguson Type 35 Deluxe!
Chris Graham on 18th June 2022
Don't miss your chance to win an original-style Massey Ferguson Type 35 Deluxe tractor in Kelsey Publishing's latest competition.
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Chris Graham on 18th June 2022
Don't miss your chance to win an original-style Massey Ferguson Type 35 Deluxe tractor in Kelsey Publishing's latest competition.
Chris Graham on 3rd June 2022
Simon Sleep’s 1970 Bedford KM has been attending shows for many years, yet still replicates a cared-for working tipper. says Peter Simpson.
Chris Graham on 30th May 2022
Mike Neale reports on a 1952 Fordson Thames E494C 5cwt van that was bought by Neil Bannister at the second attempt, then uniquely restored.
Chris Graham on 29th April 2022
We report on the sad news that the 1945, Guppy-type American submarine exhibited for years in Charlestone Harbour, USA, is to be scrapped.
Chris Graham on 9th April 2022
Gary Hawkins reveals his latest acquisition – a 1959 Fordson Dexta that he worked in the 1970s, and which is back in running order now.
Chris Graham on 28th March 2022
Val Moore provides an update on the restoration of a special Ruston stationary engine, being undertaken by David Alexander.
Chris Graham on 13th March 2022
We report on the essential, over-winter rolling stock maintenance work being carried out at the Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway.
Chris Graham on 5th March 2022
Paul Ritchie provides an update on the essential repair work carried out on Dave Loader's unique, 1922 Wallis & Steevens Oilbath road roller.
Chris Graham on 28th January 2022
Pip Dunn meets serial truck restorer Richard Thomas and his superb and rare 1989 Scania P113 tractor unit.
Chris Graham on 21st November 2021
David Reed reports from the successful, Malcolm Harrison’s Northwest Vintage Auction at which some interesting commercial vehicles were sold.
Chris Graham on 29th October 2021
Bob Tuck spotlights 1936 N1 Commer, and recounts the time and effort required to bring this fine slice of heritage back to life.
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