Kenworth for sale here…http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1987-kenworth-900-cab-and-chassis-/220992344560?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item33742b91f0
No bids at present, would make a good show truck if you could source or build a mega sleeper pod.
edited to add a Mack…http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MACK-ROAD-TRACTOR-AMERICAN-LORRY-UNIT-/280857566963?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item41646a5ef3 looks in not too bad condition
It would make an interesting motorhome.
They would make interesting bonfires …piles of utter crap.
Pat Hasler:
They would make interesting bonfires …piles of utter crap.
+1
isnt that mack in the oldtimers bit and it was an ex-neilz truking kumpny? old middle east hand.
Pat Hasler:
They would make interesting bonfires …piles of utter crap.
But they always look cool to me Pat!
I guess though they’d be a right ball ache to drive though.
What about a nice Peterbilt 379 or summin, any good ?
Pat Hasler:
They would make interesting bonfires …piles of utter crap.
+2
The Mack is located in Blyton village near Gainsborough, and on the approach road to Blyton airfield where I was yesterday marshalling on an autograss meeting.
Ken.
EastAnglianTrucker:
Pat Hasler:
They would make interesting bonfires …piles of utter crap.+2
+3
I think some of the people replying to the ‘girl looking for trips’ in Bullys already have a Mack
Quinny:
The Mack is located in Blyton village near Gainsborough, and on the approach road to Blyton airfield where I was yesterday marshalling on an autograss meeting.Ken.
Is that the same chap with 2 other large yankie trucks on the drive? - if so, such a shame he passed away as always enjoyed seening something different on the drive every now and then.
Edit: reading the q&a to the other auctions in their listings with the Mack (yankie cars) it appears that the cars and truck belong to “Edna” now which is located in Louth.