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Rootes75
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Imagine trying to transport that, stripping it to manageable sections I presume?
Then what would you do with it? Another museum would be safest.
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Rick
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| Rootes75 wrote: | Imagine trying to transport that, stripping it to manageable sections I presume?
Then what would you do with it? Another museum would be safest. |
Yep there are companies around who could do just that, dismantle it into manageable(ish) chunks then transport by road ... at a cost. If I had the space and money ....
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petelang
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Might have had room for a Vauxhall Victor but this is a whole different ball game. You're going to need a hell of a garage to fit that in....
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Rick
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In 2015 I was at Cosford when a VC10, or rather a significant chunk of it, made its somewhat un-glamorous arrival on the back of a low-loader.
(lifted from the Cosford photos thread)
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Rootes75
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Anyway of saving it will be good, having a high profile person interested also highlights the plight in the press etc.
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Rick
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| Rootes75 wrote: | | Anyway of saving it will be good, having a high profile person interested also highlights the plight in the press etc. |
He's certainly gone up in my estimation if nothing else.
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Penman
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Hi
A shame it isn't one of the Black Buck Victors.
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