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Post by Brian M on Apr 16, 2013 15:46:13 GMT
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sjs
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I am afraid that the caravan has now gone to the great caravan park in the sky
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Post by sjs on Feb 11, 2018 8:57:16 GMT
Hello, I am very much a new comer to your group and hope you will indulge my unfamiliarity with the way it works. I have a dilapidated Safari. It would be free to a good home. It is all original, even down to gas mantles and at worst would be a source of spare parts. It has stood for twenty odd years and so would need shifting on a low-loader. There are some pictures on Facebook that were taken a couple of years ago and put on the club site by Mark Oz Mullarkey. Hope this is of interest. Stephen Sanders
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Post by Brian M on Feb 12, 2018 8:59:26 GMT
Stephen - Whereabouts is the Safari? Is it number 63401 that Mark posted pictures of way back in 2012. I thought Mark was restoring that one.
There are a couple of major restorations of early Safaris that are stalled at the moment for the want of certain spare parts.
Brian
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sjs
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I am afraid that the caravan has now gone to the great caravan park in the sky
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Post by sjs on Feb 23, 2018 18:46:20 GMT
Hello Brian. Yes unfortunately Mark couldn't take it on and it has been gathering dust/moss ever since. I am in Lichfield about sixteen miles north of Birmingham. I hope that helps. Stephen
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Post by david on Nov 20, 2022 12:33:32 GMT
I also have a restoration project Safari ...between Stroud and Gloucester. Good external conditioning chrome still gleaming. but a leak somewhere so wood has rotted inside. Fridge, cooker etc all still working. Whole project or for parts?
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