Set up in Swaffham for the Christmas market. 01/12/17
yes jsutherland was a nice change back out monday dont know where yet
stevejones:
new ride on way to l.a.from canada 12.500kms never missed a beat nice to drive after some american c…p
Steve, I commented earlier on Pats thread. You will be happy with the Volvo, in my opinion the best off the shelf motor in North America.
The 2018 models are cracking and they finally have a Globetrotter version. I have driven many here from N14 525 Celect , M11s to ISX 15l and now ISX15l SCR, 11l and 13l Volvos and 12.7l Detroit. The 13l with the I-Shift is top shelf! They handle and ride superbly.
My cousin and I had a f86 and F88 in the U.K. I was just 21, thought I was king of the road.
Paul
yes agree paul i had a normal spec here while back.since been here had k/worth/columbia/freightliner classic /coranado/cascadia/western star /9400int/9900int/prostar/all with various n.american mix and match ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ series dd15 detroit/eaton fuller antique in most of em. had volvo86/and the 88 when iwas 21 then all of em upto fh16 on ralph davies .while i was on brian yeardley continental my 400globetrotter and others were the test trucks for the early automatics yeardley had some kind of deal with volvo when iwas 14yrs old my uncle had new f89 on middle east let me jump in and a quick lesson on private land .did take me to germany in his m/e spec marathon i ended up driving 1 of them as well at 22yrs old thought i was the kiddy lol .but overall my hearts with the 1990 era 143v8 had a few off em ican hear one i had now going through the blanc with that v8 and twin eminox growling f…k me i feel old lol
Buzzer:
Some of Harry Lawsons fleet and a preserved old timer, Buzzer.
Is the content of Harry Lawson’s tankers similar to William Lawson’s?
Thanks to stevejones, Pennineman and Buzzer for the pics 
Oily
For stevejones, some of Ralph Davies present day wagons, courtesy of Richard Says.
That’s a great picture of the 141 hounding it out of Eastern Docks to go up Jubilee Way that Buzzer posted… There are lots of pictures of people pushing it there to try and get a bit of a start at the hill, probably done it myself, but I wonder if anybody ever pushed it just that bit too far and flipped it there?
David
yes oiltreader was home a while back and drove 1 of ralphs new volvos only in uk but was a lovely truck this is the 1 i had for a while
david miller never seen 1 loose it going up jubilee way but seen a t.c. refrigeration flip the lot over at the bend at bottom full load beef new scania new driver brings back memories hoofing up that hill lol
The last picture’s truck looks a Mammoth Major of the first generation (pre-WW II).
Been playing up north int snow…
Cheers Wrighty.
Hi Buzzer, Your photo with the guy sitting on his horse drawn flat wagon could be the one who rode round my home town but he had a two wheeled cart and the fact that your pic appears to have been taken in Leicester 200 miles south. Looks like his mate is following on behind with the living accommodation. The bus is a Leicester Corporation six wheeled AEC Renown with Northern Counties body, not the best looking bus around at that time.
Cheers, Leyland 600.
Hi Froggy, NXP ■■■ was a London registration used throughout 1953, the AEC Mammoth Major would probably have been painted all over green being in the parcels division of BR.
Cheers, Leyland 600
wrighty:
Been playing up north int snow…Cheers Wrighty.
Nice one Wrighty
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Buzzer:
Aye a wi selection for today, Buzzer
Eric Vick ERF driven by Chris Jeffries, I believe 
Robert