Donations Wanted..

[Bush Tucker Man]

Pasted in from advert, so sellers punctuation & spelling

Marshall Traction Engine For sale
S type, single cylinder,4 shaft.Delivered new in 1925 in roller form. Entered preservation in 1960 as Traction Engine. Fitted from new with belly tanlk brackets ,Front jacking pad, Stay bar bracket for Traction Engine perch, Angle ring front end on boiler barrell and provision for rear springing. Total nut and bolt restoration over the last 7 years to immaculate condition. Eccelent boiler, Gears, Motion, Bearings, Rubber tyres etc.
This is a very smart up together engine and is ready to drive away. price 75K

Please e-mail me for pictures engineering@4rocklane.fsnet.co.uk

or give me a ring for more info,
01903 744121


The Traction Engine Page

Go on, it's my 40th birthday soon :lol:

£75,000 & it's not even a Showmans Engine!

See first photo

[hobbit]

next on the to have list eh Richard?

[muddyweb]

I'll pitch in a tenner if I can drive it every once in a while :-)

[Andy.]

I would donate but you'd probably have me round polishing it every weekend for shows  :lol:

Actually I could just see you driving one of those  :D

[Bush Tucker Man]

I would donate but you'd probably have me round polishing it every weekend for shows  :lol:

You'd love that, all those dusters & Brasso :lol:

Actually I could just see you driving one of those  :D

So could I, the wife says...

Well........... you can guess what she says :lol:  :lol:

If you get your finger out & buy that big house at Burley-in-Wharfedale I(erm.. I mean we.. ) would have plenty of space for it

It was only last Thursday she called me a 'sad sod' whilst we were watching a DVD I'd ordered;
'Fred Dibnah  Remembered'
It was all unreleased footage from the 90's with a commentary by himself, & then the 2nd half was of his funeral procession through Bolton.
A very sombre affair.

It was 'lump in the throat' time for the father-in-law' & me when (as they lowered the coffin) the engines in attendance gave a minute long simultaneous whistle.

What a way to go, beats a stretched Ford Scorpio