gazzer:
It’s right hand drive but it’s not British, not even a British Dependency or Commonwealth origin. So where do you think it is from and what make?
Well there was one correct answer: A Spanish Pegaso. It does say it twice in the foto but you have to look hard. I’ve asked about but no answer given as to why it was a right hand drive, unless someone else knows.
It was nothing extra at all in the cab of the second F10 I got to drive in 1981, and I slept very well in it… despite the lack of an expensive interior
Forgive an ignorant foreigner, but are all those photos from ERF cabs? I´m still learning about your lorries, so every bit of information are gladly accepted
Autotransit:
Forgive an ignorant foreigner, but are all those photos from ERF cabs? I´m still learning about your lorries, so every bit of information are gladly accepted
/Stellan
Hi Autotransit Yes they are all ERF if you go onto the Graveyard thread the trucks are on their for you to see.cheers john
Brilliant lorry, started on one of those. Is that twist knob on the curved part of the dash the Thermoline fuel heater? I’m sure mine had one, I know the older ones did.
Mine didn’t have the optional sponge on the seat though.
Autotransit:
Forgive an ignorant foreigner, but are all those photos from ERF cabs? I´m still learning about your lorries, so every bit of information are gladly accepted
/Stellan
Hi Autotransit Yes they are all ERF if you go onto the Graveyard thread the trucks are on their for you to see.cheers john
Thanks John, it´s very interesting to learn more about your lorries… they are very exotic for us here in Sweden. The closest I ever been to them are Ford Transcontinental and Custom Cab, but that was only for a very short period.