JLS Driver SOS:
Look at the sleeper cab on that black unit, its ridiculous, looks like the driver spends most of his day wedged up against the steering wheel and the night being able to play tennis in there only to find he is suffering from cramps due to the lack of space in the actual working part of the cab.
The engine must be reliable, because there is no way that cab tilts, unless there is a tipper ram between the exhaust stacks. Maybe the shed on the back of it is a workshop, complete with gantry crane. Agreed, it looks horrible, like a mobile cafe or a British Rail crew carrier.
kr79:
The pete looks like its had a roof chop.
The windscreen looks the right height, but there is minimal clearance above the tyres. I reckon it’s been “lowered”- axles on the bumpstops, if there are any. Smooth roads only, driver, and no following the combine harvesters into the fields! It does look smart though, apart from those oversize pipes- when did this silly trend start?