Home brew sleeper cabs

[erf-ngc-european]

[erf-ngc-european]

OK, factory made but still an oddity!

[suedehead]

vwvanman0:
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From a M/E Facebook group, the erf looks a knife and fork job, although there’s a photo of it on the M/E run.

Steve

The driver has left his shaving kit on the derv tank

[kempston]

A couple here off the internet, nmp

[gazsa401]

Off Facebook nmp

[tonyj105]

ERF-NGC-European:
OK, factory made but still an oddity!

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k
I remember this one, wasn’t it supposed to be a modular design , the sleeper pod could go over under the cab etc.
Tony

[coomsey]

[coomsey]

Cutting a dash! NMP off FB

[kempston]

coomsey:
Cutting a dash! NMP off FB
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Handy bit of kit coomsey, perfect for nipping down to the coast for the weekend

[robthedog]

Couple of F 88/9’s

[star_down_under]

[robthedog]

Think this belongs here

[coomsey]

I always thought they were the worst for cabbing it, even with a board one wrong,move in the night, n you ended up at the bottom of the windscreen . The mark 2 was no better for all the bonnet was lower it sloped to the front, I ended up having to put some bricks under the board to square it up

[kempston]

Nmp

[erf-ngc-european]

Looks like a rather fine example of a Leyland Super Hippo in maroon, cream and grey:

[robthedog]

Over to RO thoughts on this

[erf-ngc-european]

robthedog:
Over to RO thoughts on this

South African ERF with locally built engine and cab.

[coomsey]

Sleek!

[coomsey]

[ray_smyth]

coomsey:
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Because this sleeper cab vehicle has 3 axles, would the lady driver have needed a Class 2 HGV Licence ■■

Ray.