THIS week I bought (1 Viewer)

[Itsmcb]

A Victron Energy Blue Smart IP22 30amp charger to replace my old 10amp on-board charger.
Oh, and a hydraulic crimping thingy, and some cable, and some battery clamps.

 

[gus-lopez]

A food parcel for my sister. New metal clamps to make up 6 leads to keep all my spare 12v batteries on charge. A ne 'chicken' cowl for the chimney. irrigation water pipe & fittings.

 

[Minxy]

Digital Vernier Caliper Electronic LCD Ruler Gauge 6" /150mm

made of carbon fibre light and strong ideal for model railway work

Are you gonna let us see your choo-choo then?

 

[bigwood]

Exchanged the gas bottle for the van on Friday. When I got home I found the receipt from last time in my wallet and it was 50p cheaper this time from the same place. I will go back next week to get a bottle for the workshop and see what they charge.

 

[busbuddy]

lovely.

looking for a 65 Stang myself, was going for a GT350CR but moneys a lot tighter than I planned due to covid.

Never really liked the model , falcon for me......a decent 65 falcon sprint would not dent your pocket as much as the 350

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[Two on Tour]

£5 from the Range worth every penny still a sod to remove on plastic headlights

£4.13 from eBay.

 

[RobbyMClark]

Are you gonna let us see your choo-choo then?

Ohhhh Matron !!!!!

 

[SpeedyDux]

2 bottles of Reynac white Pineau des Charentes.

Best substitute for winter sun until we can go abroad again.

 

[Peppadog]

I put a deposit down for a CMF transverse motorcycle trailer yesterday. I have a Triumph Bonneville, which I will probably change for a scooter.
A rack would have been my ideal, but the long overhang on my Hymer makes it very marginal for the back axle weight limit. Even with a 125 Scooter.
It’ll be fun reversing such a short trailer. But I have two cameras, high up and next the the number plate to watch it.

 

[Minxy]

A table top freezer for my Mum so we can stuff if full of ready meals for her to scoff when she doesn't feel like cooking.

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[ashley 1340]

To carry when we go to France

The breath test kit is no longer required here in France, and even when it was the fine was only a couple of euros for not having one

 

[icantremember]

The breath test kit is no longer required here in France, and even when it was the fine was only a couple of euros for not having one

You have picked-up on a post which is nearly 9 years old!

 

[robnchris]

Well another one of these.

 

[gus-lopez]

All the bits needed to install a false suspended plaster ceiling in the kitchen. Just need to sort some lights out before starting.

 

[Mikey RV]

A new pair of hiking boots.

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[Cherub]

An original ELO Face the Music on vinyl, used but Ex condition, for son’s Christmas. One of my favourite albums from the 70’s. Used to have it blaring whilst ironing as a teenager. He appreciates great music so we know he’ll love this. We still play it regularly. Actually I’ve just had deja vu. Have I told you this already?

 

[gus-lopez]

6 light fittings for the kitchen ceiling

 

[Itsmcb]

A completely reconditioned gearbox. It'll be lovely to be able to change down into third without having to select second first then back up into third. VERY inconvenient on steep hills

 

[Vipar]

Some magnetic tape. I’m sure I will find a use for it sometime

 

[Zoobec]

life membership to this forum

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[Jaws]

Not bought but trying to find some sensibly priced V blocks for the mill ( and a new vice for it too.. today found out the one supplied with is is machined about 30 thou out of kilter )
Might try and find a way to turn it upside down, bolt it to the bed, and use the mill its self to true it up

 

[Hirsch]

T Max jobby

 

[old-mo]

One grey sock.... to replace the one the washing machine eet..

Got blue toe and heal... but that don`t matter cos you wont see it most of the time..

 

[Tombola]

200w Solar panel for my garage to go with the old lead acids, invertor and solar controller removed from my van.

 

[Minxy]

Not bought but trying to find some sensibly priced V blocks for the mill ( and a new vice for it too.. today found out the one supplied with is is machined about 30 thou out of kilter )
Might try and find a way to turn it upside down, bolt it to the bed, and use the mill its self to true it up

Eh up lad, thou has trouble at t'mill, thy 'as!

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[Jaws]

Eh up lad, thou has trouble at t'mill, thy 'as!

iyy.. thee ol gurl is threadling like a puddin makers sow wi ferret trubel

 

[KiwiKampers]

An original ELO Face the Music on vinyl, used but Ex condition, for son’s Christmas. One of my favourite albums from the 70’s. Used to have it blaring whilst ironing as a teenager. He appreciates great music so we know he’ll love this. We still play it regularly. Actually I’ve just had deja vu. Have I told you this already?

That purchase could be the start of a very long and expensive slippery slope.
My husband collects old vinyl records and has almost 40,000 in his collection. It’s predominantly music from the 1960s, singles and albums. He has a small collection of record players too, including a battery operated one that he can keep in the motorhome. All our trips away in the van result in more purchases, mainly from charity shops. The space under the seats is the perfect size for storing them, but records are surprisingly heavy so we have to distribute them evenly on each side!
Beware! Record collecting is addictive!

 

[Bluemanc100]

A new pair of hiking boots.

Good luck breaking them.... I got some Brashers at the start of lockdown (I still wish I'd gone for Alt-Bergs) and they took me a good month to break in....

 

[joe and sue]

That purchase could be the start of a very long and expensive slippery slope.
My husband collects old vinyl records and has almost 40,000 in his collection. It’s predominantly music from the 1960s, singles and albums. He has a small collection of record players too, including a battery operated one that he can keep in the motorhome. All our trips away in the van result in more purchases, mainly from charity shops. The space under the seats is the perfect size for storing them, but records are surprisingly heavy so we have to distribute them evenly on each side!
Beware! Record collecting is addictive!

And i thought i was bad with 5k cd's, 1k vinyl albums and about 3k singles, just a beginner !!

 

[Cherub]

That purchase could be the start of a very long and expensive slippery slope.
My husband collects old vinyl records and has almost 40,000 in his collection. It’s predominantly music from the 1960s, singles and albums. He has a small collection of record players too, including a battery operated one that he can keep in the motorhome. All our trips away in the van result in more purchases, mainly from charity shops. The space under the seats is the perfect size for storing them, but records are surprisingly heavy so we have to distribute them evenly on each side!
Beware! Record collecting is addictive!

We have quite a large collection, both LP’s and singles. We have a 1957 Seeburg jukebox that takes 100 7” singles and a 1960’s Seeburg which takes LP’s so we still collect. Unfortunately the LP one isn’t working at the moment but we’re trying to find someone to fix it. The one that plays the singles is used regularly and has records from the 60’s right up to more recent times. About 20 yrs ago we had a burst pipe in the attic and it brought our ceiling down. The water got to our LP collection and ruined some of it. Insurance said they’d replace them with cd’s but would have to take away the LP’s. We settled for a smaller payout and kept the damaged LP’s. Too many memories to let go of the originals. Some of the artwork was amazing. Here’s a picture of the one that takes the singles.

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