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I think that was a 6x4 chassis with a 3MW cab shown in Brussels at the 1969 show. Robert
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The ERF NGC is the subject of the 126 pages of the ‘ERF 1975 European’ thread 
. This was a promo pic taken of the first (probably) tractive unit in 1973. Robert
Some foreign bit and bobs.
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All very pertinent Dean! I’ll pop those on the LHD B-series thread. Cheers, Robert
A few bits and bobs for you Robert.
Cossington commercials that did the Pountains cab swap.
Only noticed over the weekend how ERF liked using odd looking characters in there adverts !
Nice advert for Mabo.
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Nice advert for Mabo.0
Very nice! I’ll pop it on the LHD B-series thread for you. Robert
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Compliments for this input! I wonder where the various day-cabbed B-series started and ended
their workinglife. We know about the Belgian (also with US striping on cab/door) from Vanhuyse.
Let you sort these out Robert !
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They’re all on the appropriate threads - top ones are NZ and the bottom one SA. Robert
A couple of French adverts. Mabo again, they certainly tried pusing the ERF brand in France.
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Yes it is, Dean. Locally built Santini cab and possibly a locally built ADE lump under the cowl. Robert
A rare one Robert.
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Aye, half-cab lorries have always been scarce. Incidentally, ERF pioneered spring-brake technology in the UK . Robert
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A very nice and sturdy-looking truck, that is! Possibly it (later) had an Atlantis
installed, however ADE (Atlantis Diesel Engines) started in 1979 with production
with also licenses for Daimler-Benz diesels.
To me the early MW’s (3,4,5 and 6) were the best looking cabs and trucks, that
being the reason of their long operations-record in and outside the continent.
Thanks for posting it Dean
ERF E10 6 legger tractor unit 1987 D390XVV first registered to P C Howard Ltd of Kings Cliffe Northants.
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