I wish Id have took more pics over the years, these ive dug out anyway!
[Road Commander 2[/b] I wanted this motor badly! I think this was the Commercial Show in about 80-81?
A Motley Collection! These were in the yard where I used to park my trucks! Theres a 2800 Daf, an Iveco 190-30, a Merc 2033 and I think the Scanny was a 142.
Donnington Truck Racing Mid 80’s? Me and her indoors at Donny, its v old as I aint a fat ■■■■■■■ so it has to be! Ill get a kicking if she see this! 
mal is that you stood at the side of the white? no offence but you look like fred west 
look like Fred West! like ■■■■ I do! 
pmsl… sorry mate put some sideburns on that pic and your in deep doodoo
Sorry Mal but I have to agree with Jon, all you are missing are the sideburns. 
oh, thats bamboozled you then lads, because there are sideburns on there! LOL, anyway, keep quiet about it, or you’ll be next under the patio!
. youve got my sense o humour mal… keep smiling pal… oh by the way… were you going through a pat sharp phase in the eighties then?
got to have a larf aint you! Ive been through a load of phases in the 70’s and 80’s M8! I gave up pretty well in the 90’s, and im just a old ■■■■ now!
I once drove a similar White cabover. Believe me, you weren’t missing anything…
AlexxInNY:
I once drove a similar White cabover. Believe me, you weren’t missing anything…
Well, it was American
Well, it was American
…and that’s a good thing■■?
Most large trucks here are built very poorly. Your Peterbilts and Kenworths and Western Stars are built for owner-operators, and the Macks are built for longevity, but everything else is pretty much bunged together as quickly as possible. In those days, White was wholly owned by General Motors, and it showed. Most drivers of new tractors even today need to carry around a set of screwdrivers and wrenches to re-attach all the bits that fall offf the truck in the first few months. I once had the driver’s seat in a new International come completely off from the floor while driving down I-95 in the Bronx!!
AlexxInNY:
Well, it was American
…and that’s a good thing■■?
Most large trucks here are built very poorly. Your Peterbilts and Kenworths and Western Stars are built for owner-operators, and the Macks are built for longevity, but everything else is pretty much bunged together as quickly as possible. In those days, White was wholly owned by General Motors, and it showed. Most drivers of new tractors even today need to carry around a set of screwdrivers and wrenches to re-attach all the bits that fall offf the truck in the first few months. I once had the driver’s seat in a new International come completely off from the floor while driving down I-95 in the Bronx!!
AlexxInNY:
I once drove a similar White cabover. Believe me, you weren’t missing anything…
I believe you Al! but I loved the look of the beast back then!
Mak,you didn’t used to live in Gloucester did you?
Yeah, they knocked me old house down tho funnily enough
patios drives and cella convertions inc.
Are you in the market for them services then Odds? 