Hi John,Yep dead right,Milehams ran loads of 86s…I think theres a colour pic of one on the scrapbook somewhere,also Joseph Fish he had some too plus some 88s…the yard as you said was off St Andrews road but now the Motorway ends and you go past it heading for the docks…heres a couple of shots 
Cheers Bubbs, 
A nicely restored example
Rgds
Spud1960
another of dads 86
ok it didnt load and i dont mean the trailer 
try again
ha ha i got a volvo you aint
swayze1:
ha ha i got a volvo you aint
give me the ■■■■■■■ erf everytime-alan
revman:
swayze1:
ha ha i got a volvo you aint
give me the ■■■■■■■ erf everytime-alan
hiya,
Give me the ERF with even a “180 Gardner” .
thanks harry long retired.
Plastic pig = noisy, cold/draughty, prob no power steering ,crash box & are ERF still here? 
Volvo = quiet ,radio ,good heater ,power steering ,synchro box & how are Volvo doing?
So please help …why ERF? 
boris:
Plastic pig = noisy, cold/draughty, prob no power steering ,crash box & are ERF still here?
Volvo = quiet ,radio ,good heater ,power steering ,synchro box & how are Volvo doing?So please help …why ERF?
hiya,
Well have driven an F86 "bubble"must have been a fat git, no room in the cab, the ERF had enough room to hang my coat up and unlike the “bubble” it never let me down and the model shown had enough heater for me, i likened the 86 to the Scania 80 another horror of mine although the 80 did have a far superior cab, now offer me later Volvo’s and Scania’s and your talking.
thanks harry long retired.
A couple of F86 s that my father drove
3300John:
Hiya… this bubble was at the Ayr road run 3 weeks ago
John
hi there ive since purchased this f86 and repainted her is now part of the carruthers growing fleet of classics
f88vol:
3300John:
Hiya… this bubble was at the Ayr road run 3 weeks ago
Johnhi there ive since purchased this f86 and repainted her is now part of the carruthers growing fleet of classics
Hiya al hows things■■? you must have some photo,s for us to see now the 86 and one 88 i haven,t seen
John
yes, i was lucky enough to go with my dad in his L reg F86.Running whisky in tanks and barrels all over Scotland with Chivas Brothers now owned by Pernod Ricard.Even remember the reg L46LHS.Wish i d been old enough back then to have driven them.
hiya,
Only ever rated the 86 as suitable for making a six wheeled rigid out of i drove them as artics running at 32 tons gross and ranked them alongside the Scania 80 very poor.
thanks harry long retired.
The 86 was warm quiet and was more like a car to drive,Think back eh.vic
