
i think my Redland pic's are posted on here somewhere!
Leicester's Bygone'sModerators: ERF-NGC-European, dieseldave By posting content to TruckNet, you're agreeing to our terms of use and confirm that you have read our Privacy Policy, and our Cookie Use Policy. You acknowledge that any personal data you post on TruckNet may be accessed by other members of TruckNet and visitors to the forum Re: Leicester's Bygone'shas anyone got any photo's of the Redland fleet,based at Enderby? my dad was there for years.when they moved to Mountsorrel,he went with them..then i eventually joined him there
![]() i think my Redland pic's are posted on here somewhere!
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sPictures off Hercock site
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sWhat? You may ask!! But there was 6 of these running at Coalfields North Ravenstone, never went on the road though
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sNmp off FB Fancy mirrors !
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sThese mirrors were Zanneties, Two part type, The inside one was for the outside view and visaversa for the inside, I liked them we had some on some our wagons, We used to tie a duster to them and it kept them clean when travelling, Regards Larry.
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Very posh Larry! I had 6/7 ERFs all with the long oblong mirror , don't recall having to rag em up though. Not the best but massive improvement on the 5 X 3 s cheers Coomsey
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Brilliant mirrors, still got mine in the shed. Bought 'em myself and transferred them wherever I went. Do you think I like mirrors? BTW, as a heavy from Leicester, this pic qualifies for 2 threads. ![]() No dusters, banned by Tom Llewellyn on pain of death. ![]() ![]() Salut, David.
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Re: Leicester's Bygone'sSomeone's baby!!
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sCossington commercials Gainsboro brings back memories used to have an ERF 54G kitted out as a mobile stores used to call once a week chap called Ken drove it knew most of the part numbers off by heart. Sometimes if you were struggling he would jump down the pit and give you a hand,can't imagine that now.
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sNot a bad crowd to work for
Re: Leicester's Bygone'spossible pallets of nailstone ?….I ve seen this lorry but cant remember where
wayne Robinson
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It'll come to you Wayne. We're at a funny age you know !!
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sOwner driver ?
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Loaded with the must have motor if you wanted tinnitus!! Detroit my rrrss !!!
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sre the 4 wheeler ERF MAY 47F....Bancroft and powers coalville would be a possibility....It looks suitable for brick as well as granite
wayne Robinson
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that would make a superb model lorry! any idea what depot?
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Fraid not off FB
Re: Leicester's Bygone'sThey liked their Guys
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So did I, once camped out with mine outside a cemetary near Inverness, the police knocked on the door at midnight and told me of some digs where I could get a proper bed just down the road. I refused, with thanks, and, with a last look at the comfortable bed across the seats and bonnet, and the cosy colour matched curtains around a proper rail, he wished me goodnight and departed. ![]() Salut, David.
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Never got to drive one! Much sleeping in cabs , the most challenging was the Octopus 2 with the sloping bonnet. Cheers Coomsey
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