Ited be
I ain’t wearing no ■■■■■■■ hat
And we still have plenty of Wally’s driving today… 
muckles:
Fantastic find that, thanks for posting.I didn’t realise they used that coupling system where the legs left up automatically, on trucks that large, I thought is was only Scammell Scarabs that had them.
They were called Scammell couplings, I drove one for National Carriers back in 1978, fitted to a Bedford TK and were referred to as Urban artics.
Soldier z:
The ROSPA award used to get them in the forces but never seen them since do they still exist?Wally is doing well if he can afford a nice car like that, bet not many wagon drivers owned a 4 dooor saloon back then.
Think it’s a top of the range Ford Zodiac how many drivers could afford an equivalent car today?
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Soldier z:
The ROSPA award used to get them in the forces but never seen them since do they still exist?Wally is doing well if he can afford a nice car like that, bet not many wagon drivers owned a 4 dooor saloon back then.
Think it’s a top of the range Ford Zodiac how many drivers could afford an equivalent car today?
4 door saloon is non p/c slang in these parts nowadays.
like it. cool 
Suedehead:
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4 door saloon is non p/c slang in these parts nowadays.
What, like Egg and Spoon?
Harry Monk:
Suedehead:
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4 door saloon is non p/c slang in these parts nowadays.What, like Egg and Spoon?
Or Cherryade? 
This was a nice post! now you’re gonna get it binned
Suedehead:
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Soldier z:
The ROSPA award used to get them in the forces but never seen them since do they still exist?Wally is doing well if he can afford a nice car like that, bet not many wagon drivers owned a 4 dooor saloon back then.
Think it’s a top of the range Ford Zodiac how many drivers could afford an equivalent car today?
4 door saloon is non p/c slang in these parts nowadays.
when i was kid i loved going from school to my mates house, his dad gave me a lift home in one of those, when he came to mine my dad gave him a lift on pillion of motorbike,it must have made a impression on him he became a police motorcyclist
Quality video, really shows a young lad like me how simple life was
Like how he always has a ■■■ on the go and even in the cafe them days will never be back
Not a forklift in sight!
att:
Not a forklift in sight!
There was one trundling about fairly aimlessly early into the clip,but I see your point 
Love the way Wally,door open, gets on the bay literally single handed. Can’t believe the size of those mirrors though !!
syramax:
Suedehead:
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Soldier z:
The ROSPA award used to get them in the forces but never seen them since do they still exist?Wally is doing well if he can afford a nice car like that, bet not many wagon drivers owned a 4 dooor saloon back then.
Think it’s a top of the range Ford Zodiac how many drivers could afford an equivalent car today?
4 door saloon is non p/c slang in these parts nowadays.
when i was kid i loved going from school to my mates house, his dad gave me a lift home in one of those, when he came to mine my dad gave him a lift on pillion of motorbike,it must have made a impression on him he became a police motorcyclist
White or purple helmet?
Great clip, enjoyed that. Bit before my time though.
Not a high viz in sight.
Wally loves a ■■■…
Sir +:
att:
Not a forklift in sight!There was one trundling about fairly aimlessly early into the clip,but I see your point
I work with a guy in his early 70’s he always reverses with the door open, not using mirrors and never has a mishap!,Wally done well with that nasty little single axle trailer as they can make a mug of the best driver