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I watched the Apollo 11 moon landing live on a small black and white TV. Woken up really early in the morning by parents specifically to witness a...
That's a great book about a great aircraft. Could have been written by Capt. W. E. Johns.
How about a parrot, Norwegian Blue perhaps.
Funkyrimpler, How do you display the finished model and stop them getting covered in dust. Its not that easy to find good quality display cases.
True, but as the importer he probably gave himself a good deal on the bike as well as 20% of an Arai!!!!
Pete, I don't know the owner of the collection, or his motives, but it looks like he did go out and buy loads of new highly desirable bikes, thus...
There were lots of everything in the collection, but i just posted a photo of the F1's because I like F1's!....There were lots of more modern...
It’s a fair cop Gov…at the time these photos were taken it was a museum setting rather than a man cave (or man cavern as would be required here...
I know, and from experience is true of a lot of things in life. But I wonder if "That's not as easy as it looks" has already been taken as an...
Have you tried calling the BT help desk?
Top thread jack Glidd...... One of the most memorable books I have read was "Bomber" by Len Deighton. Makes you think, that one.
Not mine, and not sure how many kids the owner has but his income must rank as 'Adequate'. Some of the Ducati's in a private collection in...
That telecaster guitar playing lark looks dead easy if you ask me..... [media]
The exhaust system is a Moto Corse titanium "Evoluzione". Outstanding quality but a staggering price. The complete system was around 3000 pounds....
They also had some interesting engine bits, developed as a result of the "cult of monkey", spending a fortune on tuning up monkey bikes (and as...
Brings back some memories of the Tokyo bike show a couple of years ago. There were some things for sale that caught my eye in what is quite an...
Hawkwind was the first gig I went to, with some mates from school in 74 I think. Had listened to Space Ritual on tape on my mono cassette player...
Leeds in 81 was the first time I saw them, seen them a further 4 times over the years since then Wembley twice, Newcastle at between £25 and £40...
Did you know most of them wanted to be lumberjacks, leaping from tree to tree, etc Was introduced to hot maple syrup poured on fresh snow shortly...
Americana - Neil Young and Crazy Horse. From first listen not sure this one will go down as a classic, but will persevere.
