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drawings from past to future

Remember when going scotch (if from the south), or going down to the smoke (if from the north), was long distance?
When Middle East work was readily available?.
When driving a 111 or F89 meant you were truly the king of the road?
Recall those companies long gone, where every day was an adventure?

What ever happened to those drivers you spent hours with.. where did they go? and recollect on those characters in the industry sadly no longer with us.
This forum is for us all to indulge in a little nostalgia and remember with rose coloured glasses how much better it was in the olden days

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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Wed Jun 10, 2015 3:56 pm

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a scania vabis for change,cheers benkku
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Postby bma.finland » Wed Jun 10, 2015 5:24 pm

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one more then ,to start up the new page :mrgreen: cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Fri Jun 12, 2015 6:15 pm

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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Lawrence Dunbar » Fri Jun 12, 2015 9:32 pm

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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku

Benkku, You are a marvel at detail, Great stuff my friend keep then rolling please, Regards Larry.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Bewick » Fri Jun 12, 2015 9:39 pm

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bma.finland wrote:
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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku

Benkku, You are a marvel at detail, Great stuff my friend keep then rolling please, Regards Larry.

How come Larry that these Scandinavians could,all those years ago,match a spec like the AEC engine and the Fuller box when WE couldn't,it beggars belief eh! all this was going on when Stokes and the Labour goverment were [zb] everything up in British industry in the 60's and 70's they should be "dug up" and [zb] shot eh! Cheers Dennis.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Lawrence Dunbar » Fri Jun 12, 2015 9:50 pm

Bewick wrote:
Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku

Benkku, You are a marvel at detail, Great stuff my friend keep then rolling please, Regards Larry.

How come Larry that these Scandinavians could,all those years ago,match a spec like the AEC engine and the Fuller box when WE couldn't,it beggars belief eh! all this was going on when Stokes and the Labour goverment were [zb] everything up in British industry in the 60's and 70's they should be "dug up" and [zb] shot eh! Cheers Dennis.

I agree with you Dennis, But of course its all too late now, Things have gone tits up in every Industury, But mind you IMOO, A lot of the british workers in our manufacturing industry were to blame for a lot of the problems, Striking at the drop of a hat, Because they thought they were badly done to, I wonder if these arsoles if they are still about ever sit back and think about the problems they caused for millions of other working people who went to work and earned their money and respected their employer, And did a decent days work for a decent days pay ?, Regards Larry.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Bewick » Fri Jun 12, 2015 10:04 pm

Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
Bewick wrote:
Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku

Benkku, You are a marvel at detail, Great stuff my friend keep then rolling please, Regards Larry.

How come Larry that these Scandinavians could,all those years ago,match a spec like the AEC engine and the Fuller box when WE couldn't,it beggars belief eh! all this was going on when Stokes and the Labour goverment were [zb] everything up in British industry in the 60's and 70's they should be "dug up" and [zb] shot eh! Cheers Dennis.

I agree with you Dennis, But of course its all too late now, Things have gone tits up in every Industury, But mind you IMOO, A lot of the british workers in our manufacturing industry were to blame for a lot of the problems, Striking at the drop of a hat, Because they thought they were badly done to, I wonder if these arsoles if they are still about ever sit back and think about the problems they caused for millions of other working people who went to work and earned their money and respected their employer, And did a decent days work for a decent days pay ?, Regards Larry.

110% correct Larry but unfortunately the arsoles you refer to still argue the toss' and won't admit the fact! take a place like Barrow-in Furness (The Motability capital of the UK) Via the Vickers shipyard they have done very well out of the Nuclear sub programme but they still have voted Labour for years and happily have "bitten the hand" that has fed them for years at every oppertunity,very much like Scousers only there isn't as many of them ! I wish Jack Brady was still with us,Oooooo now he would have really piled into this thread with the score ! Cheers Dennis.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Carryfast » Fri Jun 12, 2015 10:10 pm

Bewick wrote:
Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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Vanaja from home ,Aec 690 turbo and fuller, cheers benkku

Benkku, You are a marvel at detail, Great stuff my friend keep then rolling please, Regards Larry.

How come Larry that these Scandinavians could,all those years ago,match a spec like the AEC engine and the Fuller box when WE couldn't,it beggars belief eh! all this was going on when Stokes and the Labour goverment were [zb] everything up in British industry in the 60's and 70's they should be "dug up" and [zb] shot eh! Cheers Dennis.


To be fair your mate Heath was in for some of that time.While what chance did Stokes have when the Brit customers were still calling for 180 Gardners and 6 speed DB in an Atki Borderer instead of turbo Rolls and Fuller in a Crusader.All that in a max weight artic let alone bonneted 6 wheeler rigid. :roll:
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby [zb] anorak » Fri Jun 12, 2015 10:18 pm

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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Sat Jun 13, 2015 4:50 pm

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Vanaja did use the ergo cab and the 760 engine in late 60,s ,but the a bit bigger Sisu fusioned Vanaja in 69 and broke the natural devolment line too this ,Vanaja did hav contacts too scania even (scania owned a part of vanaja back then) so a that looking truck vwhit DS 14 as a heart :roll: :roll: :roll:so what do you think? cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Tue Jun 16, 2015 4:48 pm

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Scania Vabis LS71 Regent ,middle 50,s .cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Wed Jun 17, 2015 6:47 pm

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SISU the bit bigger finn used leyland engines from fifties too biginning of 80,s in 70,s even rolls and from 80 cummins ,this is from about 63 whit leyland power plus
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Thu Jun 18, 2015 6:49 pm

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from 92 too 2000 we had this old lady in heavy work,60 tonnes she hauled,cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Dirty Dan » Thu Jun 18, 2015 8:24 pm

Great as always benkku :D My nabor had a ls 141 with a 2axl "kasett släp" if you know what i mean. He also plough snow in winter times aswell.
Glad midsommar på dej 8)
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Mon Jun 22, 2015 6:04 pm

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jes dan know what you talk about ,have driven one my self ,they are common over here ,like wirechangers,then we dont have tipping jiggs and nowdays casettes are for 76 tonnes,whit 9 axles :roll: cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby bma.finland » Wed Jun 24, 2015 3:57 pm

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a mate to the Seddon :wink: cheers benkku
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Bewick » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:04 pm

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a mate to the Seddon :wink: cheers benkku

Our ERF's never had large drivers seats in the cab like that one you have drawn bma. Looks like it will be very comfortable to sit on though :wink: Great drawing as per usual bma. 8) I ran 4 "A" Series ERF's on the fleet just like that one,gave us very good service but the Atkinson Borderer was always my favourite British motor.Hope you are keeping well and going easy on the Lager mate :roll: :wink: Cheers Benkku Dennis.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby sammyopisite » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:14 pm

Bewick wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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a mate to the Seddon :wink: cheers benkku

Our ERF's never had large drivers seats in the cab like that one you have drawn bma. Looks like it will be very comfortable to sit on though :wink: Great drawing as per usual bma. 8) I ran 4 "A" Series ERF's on the fleet just like that one,gave us very good service but the Atkinson Borderer was always my favourite British motor.Hope you are keeping well and going easy on the Lager mate :roll: :wink: Cheers Benkku Dennis.



Dennis I never drove a A series but were the seats like some of the over wagons of the time a bit of up-holsted plastic on a frame or box that rattled your spine :roll: :lol:

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Postby bma.finland » Thu Jun 25, 2015 3:45 pm

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well Dennis it isn,t so easy altimes to get it right ,have only two times been in britain ,so haven,t look too meny times on then live :roll: :wink: .
this is a risky picture :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink:
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby Bewick » Thu Jun 25, 2015 8:22 pm

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Bewick wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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a mate to the Seddon :wink: cheers benkku

Our ERF's never had large drivers seats in the cab like that one you have drawn bma. Looks like it will be very comfortable to sit on though :wink: Great drawing as per usual bma. 8) I ran 4 "A" Series ERF's on the fleet just like that one,gave us very good service but the Atkinson Borderer was always my favourite British motor.Hope you are keeping well and going easy on the Lager mate :roll: :wink: Cheers Benkku Dennis.



Dennis I never drove a A series but were the seats like some of the over wagons of the time a bit of up-holsted plastic on a frame or box that rattled your spine :roll: :lol:

cheers Johnnie :wink:

Both the "A" Series and the Atky Mk11's used the Chapman Superide seats as their standard fitment and they were both cheap and nasty Johnnie,I replaced all ours with Bostroms which was the same as Volvo and Scania used as their standard seat.I recall having a right barney with ERF's at their Middlewhich Service centre once about the drivers seat on a new "A" Series we double shifted and which two Chapman seats were demolished in 6 months,they couldn't/wouldn't have it even though they had the motor back in their workshops,they claimed that the seats had been tested with up to 30st on them,the night man was around 17st but the day man was only about 11st IIRC,on the second occasion I was having none of it I demanded they fitted a new Bostrom,and guess what out of their stores came a new Bostrom in matching covering to the passenger seat :shock: End of problem and that seat lasted until the motor was relegated to yard shunter over 10 years later.Cheers Dennis.
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Re: drawings from past to future

Postby robert1952 » Thu Jun 25, 2015 10:10 pm

Bewick wrote:
sammyopisite wrote:
Bewick wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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a mate to the Seddon :wink: cheers benkku

Our ERF's never had large drivers seats in the cab like that one you have drawn bma. Looks like it will be very comfortable to sit on though :wink: Great drawing as per usual bma. 8) I ran 4 "A" Series ERF's on the fleet just like that one,gave us very good service but the Atkinson Borderer was always my favourite British motor.Hope you are keeping well and going easy on the Lager mate :roll: :wink: Cheers Benkku Dennis.



Dennis I never drove a A series but were the seats like some of the over wagons of the time a bit of up-holsted plastic on a frame or box that rattled your spine :roll: :lol:

cheers Johnnie :wink:

Both the "A" Series and the Atky Mk11's used the Chapman Superide seats as their standard fitment and they were both cheap and nasty Johnnie,I replaced all ours with Bostroms which was the same as Volvo and Scania used as their standard seat.I recall having a right barney with ERF's at their Middlewhich Service centre once about the drivers seat on a new "A" Series we double shifted and which two Chapman seats were demolished in 6 months,they couldn't/wouldn't have it even though they had the motor back in their workshops,they claimed that the seats had been tested with up to 30st on them,the night man was around 17st but the day man was only about 11st IIRC,on the second occasion I was having none of it I demanded they fitted a new Bostrom,and guess what out of their stores came a new Bostrom in matching covering to the passenger seat :shock: End of problem and that seat lasted until the motor was relegated to yard shunter over 10 years later.Cheers Dennis.


You're right Dennis: I can't understand why ERF didn't use Bostrom drivers' seats in their domestic lorries. They used them in the NGC 'European' and if they'd had any sense they should have used them in the A-series if only to dispel the 'gaffers motor' image. But we can't rewrite history! Robert
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Postby bma.finland » Fri Jun 26, 2015 4:26 pm

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one more "bedford" ,cheers benkku
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Postby Bewick » Fri Jun 26, 2015 4:41 pm

Thanks for that explanation Robert about the seats! That accounts for the fuss they kicked up at Middlewich when I stormed in with that new motor with a second collapsed Chapman seat,there was no way they wanted to fit a new Bostrom,they were already to fit another Chapman but I was having none of that so after a "stand off" they finally relented and out came the new Bostrom :D :wink: Cheers Dennis.
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Postby Carryfast » Fri Jun 26, 2015 5:02 pm

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well Dennis it isn,t so easy altimes to get it right ,have only two times been in britain ,so haven,t look too meny times on then live :roll: :wink: .
this is a risky picture :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink:


:D

But I really wanted the drawbar version. :twisted:
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Postby Bewick » Fri Jun 26, 2015 8:20 pm

Carryfast wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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well Dennis it isn,t so easy altimes to get it right ,have only two times been in britain ,so haven,t look too meny times on then live :roll: :wink: .
this is a risky picture :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink:


:D

But I really wanted the drawbar version. :twisted:

Don't take any notice whatsoever of this [zb] "Carryfast" bma. he is as the saying goes "like a terrier dog,he always has to have the last Yap",you shouldn't have put a drawing up of anything with a Detroit Diesel engine under the floor :shock: now you will have "Carryfast" demanding that every other drawing you put on the thread will have to have the DD engine under the bonnet :oops: One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.
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Postby Lawrence Dunbar » Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:15 pm

Bewick wrote:
Carryfast wrote:
bma.finland wrote:
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well Dennis it isn,t so easy altimes to get it right ,have only two times been in britain ,so haven,t look too meny times on then live :roll: :wink: .
this is a risky picture :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink:


:D

But I really wanted the drawbar version. :twisted:

Don't take any notice whatsoever of this [zb] "Carryfast" bma. he is as the saying goes "like a terrier dog,he always has to have the last Yap",you shouldn't have put a drawing up of anything with a Detroit Diesel engine under the floor :shock: now you will have "Carryfast" demanding that every other drawing you put on the thread will have to have the DD engine under the bonnet :oops: One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.

Well said Dennis, This CF [zb] called Gardner engines ships anchors a while ago, So hopefully he will be tied to it when they drop it, Grunt Grunt, Regards Larry.
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Postby Carryfast » Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:09 pm

Bewick wrote:One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.


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Postby Bewick » Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:23 pm

Carryfast wrote:
Bewick wrote:One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.


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Oh! [zb] it!! missed him again :cry: :cry: :cry: :lol: :lol: :lol: :wink: Bewick.
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Postby Lawrence Dunbar » Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:26 pm

Carryfast wrote:
Bewick wrote:One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.


:twisted: :lol: :lol:

Hello C/F, Im pleased to see that you do have a sence of humour, But might a add that it is a very thin one, So perhaps you could try a little bit harder so as to become one of the real Boys on this thread, Its all down to you, So what do you think , About joining the real haulage men Eh, , Regards Larry.
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Postby Bewick » Sat Jun 27, 2015 2:53 pm

Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
Carryfast wrote:
Bewick wrote:One way to get rid of him off YOUR thread is to draw a Guy Big J wit Gardner 8LXB engine,this as the same as holding a cross up in fron't of Dracula except if you hold up a Gardner 8LXB over "Carryfast" you should let go of the rope and let it drop on the [zb] :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.


:twisted: :lol: :lol:

Hello C/F, Im pleased to see that you do have a sence of humour, But might a add that it is a very thin one, So perhaps you could try a little bit harder so as to become one of the real Boys on this thread, Its all down to you, So what do you think , About joining the real haulage men Eh, , Regards Larry.

No chance Larry,he's neither a member of The Headlight Drivers Club or The Bedford Drivers Club or The Hill Top at Blythe Club ! :lol: :lol: Cheers Dennis.
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