A big thank you to everybody who turned up.
It realy was an excellent team effort and we had an awful lot to get done.
The fact we achieved everything is down to everybody getting stuck in and stripping cam belts down, re-assembly, the lot! Plus the supply of drinks, fetching of petrol, cooking, cleaning etc etc etc.....
Its realy appreciated and everybody deserves a big pat on the back (not me as I am a bit sore this morning!)
And a special thanks to Timbuk for the loan of the unit, the hiring of the generator and toilet (TB prison) and the general running around and thats despite the other personal priorities he currently has!
And I wont mention the evil stench that Mr Jimbob was producing on the Sunday morning.....well it certainly made me work faster!
I tried giving him a run for his money, but do not have the 'talent' (?) to be able to produce that quantity on demand

. You need to see a doctor Mr Jimbob!
Timbuk, as well as the loan of the unit, did an A1 job of keeping things organised, so we knew where we were at.
dob.dent kept us fed all day, and the girls kept us watered with tea/coffee. Excellent.
I know a few people were running around getting things like petrol etc.
It was good to see so many people unselfishly helping out others, many of whom attended without needing anything done on their cars, they purely turned up to assist.
On a personal level, I'd like to thank everyone involved in the transformation of tractor from a dirty, oily heap into a car to be proud of. The bodywork, now I can see it, is actually in pretty good nick. Obviously the work was done by AmegoV6 and his mate - excellent job there - but also those that allowed them to 'steal' more electricity by turning off some lights for a while.
I will look back with fond memories of this cambelt do, as I have the previous 2, long after the aches and pains have gone. Anyone else's lower back and legs feel like they have been on a rack?