New Builds

You never owned????? Got a lot to learn....

You were promoting all these schemes with great enthusiasm before falling out with someone and switching to another... and then another.

I have followed both the Dean Goods facebook pages and it has to be said it has at times really brightened my day! Better get some tracing paper so that you can trace another wheel...

 

we dont plan on tracing parts , we plan on getting all the drawings from NRM york , i know i dont own i was ment to say we as a group with its future members own the dean goods i just came up with the idea

 

Stuart, some weeks ago you promised that this time you were going to listen to advice. Can I, therefore, suggest that you read through your posts before hitting 'post reply' as the above does nothing to inspire confidence in your project. Your website also contains numerous spelling and grammatical errors. Don't get me wrong - I also believe that a replica 'Dean Goods' would be a useful asset but if you can't get simple things like this right......
Did you ever consider the advice given previously to become involved in someone else's project and gain some experience first? Ray.

 

You should affiliate yourselves with an established and well known scheme so that you gain experience and respectability. Also you can use their engineering facilities and gain knowledge and wisdom by working with time served engineers.

Suggest you give the Rememberance Line a call...