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anorak:
Which coachbuilder’s sleeper conversion does it have? My recollection of them is hazy. IIRC, they have been discussed on here before.Is that a Willeme behind the Leyland? Both wagons look a bit more beavy duty than a typi al GB six wheeler of the time.
Brossel perhaps, or more likely Hotchkiss (looking at the headlamps). Ashok also did a cab for Israel. Here’s a useful link:
Robert
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anorak:
Which coachbuilder’s sleeper conversion does it have? My recollection of them is hazy. IIRC, they have been discussed on here before.Is that a Willeme behind the Leyland? Both wagons look a bit more beavy duty than a typi al GB six wheeler of the time.
No idea about the coachbuilder who added a bunk to the LAD cab, but the truck behind is indeed a Willeme with a Cottard Horizon cab.
Fergie47:
Heavies
These would also look good in the Heavy haulage through the years run by some young fella from the Netherlands. Some seriously heavy loads being transported.
Johnny
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jsutherland:
Fergie47:
HeaviesThese would also look good in the Heavy haulage through the years run by some young fella from the Netherlands. Some seriously heavy loads being transported.
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Young fella? From Holland? Doesn’t ring a bell Johnny, reckoned there were only old geezers on here…? …coat…
pv83:
Meanwhile back in 1990…
Great pictures Patrick.
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pv83:
Meanwhile back in 1990…
Almost 30 years since the Magnum was first produced! A sensational truck, but only for long-distance haulage; climbing in its cab is rather awkward. The dashboard style looks awful today.
Another Bernard from days gone by.
I found this Bernard Corgi model (CORGI CAMION BERNARD TYPE 110 CHOCOLAT MENIER) for sale on ebay - https://www.ebay.fr/itm/CORGI-CAMION-BERNARD-TYPE-110-CHOCOLAT-MENIER-/152524961342
The true 6-wheel Menier Bernard is beautiful; unfortunately, the Corgi model bears most unrealistic wheels, which ruins it.
Froggy55:
The true 6-wheel Menier Bernard is beautiful; unfortunately, the Corgi model bears most unrealistic wheels, which ruins it.
The model appears to be of a completely different vehicle, possibly from a decade or so earlier. It has different front wings, for example. That is today’s challenge- on what vehicle is the Corgi model actually based? 
Laffly preserved , they sold most as firetrucks.
A neat little truck. The front bumpers could have been used as a picnic table…
Some old black and white pic’s…
Mines the La Rochelle to Paris Berliet…beautiful !!
Over to you Froggy for descriptions 
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