A restore Jobbie
nice wagons ta for sharing pics
always wanted to have a drive in one of these old dafs, one day…
great pics cheers!
And my old one. 
Spardo thats some length of trailer on the last pic. Its a shame that we dont see many of these still running, im a mad scania fan but have a soft spot for old dafs, and new ones lol, was in a 105 ssc a week or so ago and they should have the big Swedes worried! Ta for some great pics mate!
Kev
My old gal.
Might want to get the bearings checked on that back axle Harry…
This was the other side rear axle.
Many happy memories of the old 2800/3300/3600 Daf great motor - this is a couple of shots of some I drove.
scania king kev:
Spardo thats some length of trailer on the last pic.
60 ft. with a Morris Crane on from Loughborough, tipping in the docks
somewhere, forget now. That was the longest we had without rear steerers.
The first picture was waiting to tip in London Docks a 28 ton machine from
Swadlincote. My lad, 12 years old is in the driving seat, the ‘second man’. Got
full pay too. 
That was my first trip with the new motor, February 1980 I think, just after we
got back from the strike. First day back took me all morning to get up the
snowbound slope in the yard to go to Swad. and load. Daf (or Econo.) didn’t
apparently think it needed a diff. lock.
Love the picts of the old DAFs ,
have a big soft spot on the 3800’s !
as square as a brick but still a class Act
Fallmonk:
…have a big soft spot on the 3800’s ! …
3800’s… didnt think they went up that high.
Stand corrected if im wrong though. 
bullitt:
Fallmonk:
…have a big soft spot on the 3800’s ! …
Stand corrected if im wrong though.
I thought 3600 was the biggest one…but I could well be wrong 
a few more
Here’s a pic of Vaughn Pearce’s recently restored DAF2800.
