Can’t believe you didn’t remeber this trip Johnny, you riding shotgun after all those years… that’s you on the left, back in the day you’d decided to grow a beard to look more mature… 
pv83:
Can’t believe you didn’t remeber this trip Johnny, you riding shotgun after all those years… that’s you on the left, back in the day you’d decided to grow a beard to look more mature…
Cheers it has brought back so many memories. Were you stalking me back then as well■■?
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pv83:
Can’t believe you didn’t remeber this trip Johnny, you riding shotgun after all those years… that’s you on the left, back in the day you’d decided to grow a beard to look more mature…Cheers it has brought back so many memories. Were you stalking me back then as well■■?
No it was the other way round, I’m the bloke in the black shirt (and having a moustache, for the same reason you are having that beard…), and you kept banging on how you’ve been a experienced continental driver, with the shirt to prove it, and you wanted to drive a wagon for old times sake… Clearly your memory isn’t in the best of shapes these days eh… No worries pal, I’m still proud to call you my mate… oh hang on…
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DEANB:
Foden.Those shoe boxes don’t appear to be near the bottom yet keep it up all you blokes.
Cheers Dig
Dean and Johnny wear a size 14 for shoes DIG, so I reckon we’ve got some footage left…
Thanks Patrick but me thinks you have been buying boots.
This Hayes operated out of Broome here in West Oz
Cheers Dig
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pv83:
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DEANB:
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Those shoe boxes don’t appear to be near the bottom yet keep it up all you blokes.
Cheers Dig
Dean and Johnny wear a size 14 for shoes DIG, so I reckon we’ve got some footage left…
Thanks Patrick but me thinks you have been buying boots.
This Hayes operated out of Broome here in West Oz
Cheers Dig
Cheers for the info DIG 
About those boots, it’s that where the phrase “big boots/shoes to fill” comes from…? Right, I’ll get me coat… 
Cheers for the article Dean
Patrick, had a word with Johnny last night and we reckon you may be ready to view your favourite “sheds” again.
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Continuing the Hayes and Pacific theme. Here are a couple I found on Vancouver Island a few years ago.
DEANB:
Patrick, had a word with Johnny last night and we reckon you may be ready to view your favourite “sheds” again.Click on pages twice to read.
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Oh deary me Dean, this is the holy grail mate! Saw Sewell’s Crusader in the flesh last year, and normally I don’t do things like that, but I’ve been photographed whilst standing next to that beast… no no, I’m not going to post that, no need to scare all the people having a quick peek on here
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2Continuing the Hayes and Pacific theme. Here are a couple I found on Vancouver Island a few years ago.
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Cheers Chris, impressive wagons… even if they’re used as some advertising bilboard…
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Not too many Scammel posts at once. Patrick will be overwhelmed by it [emoji16]
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DEANB:
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Not too many Scammel posts at once. Patrick will be overwhelmed by it [emoji16]
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Hahaha Yeah he will 
Keep em coiming boys!
Danne
Dirty Dan:
jsutherland:
DEANB:
ALE article ,click on pages twice to read.Not too many Scammel posts at once. Patrick will be overwhelmed by it [emoji16]
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Hahaha Yeah he will
Keep em coiming boys!Danne
Patrick I thought some photos actually the only ones I have of the 2 Crusaders we had working in the Western Kimberly of West Oz in the early 70s ,Both powered by Detroit 8v71 series 15 speed road rangers one with A/C {mine] might wet your appetite for a couple of trucks that worked hard all their life but came through it ok as I know my old wagon is still around working/parked on a farm,apologies for invading the HH site but these trucks punched way past their weight at times and the picture conditions I only had a box brownie.
Cheers Dig
