seth 70:
1970commer:
Here’s an old F12 still working on a regular basis, being used today to tow a MAN 8.136 then a Dodge Hi Line. The old boys in front of the old girls are Dave, the F12 driver on the left who has worked for Shipton’s Recovery for over 50 years and his lookalike who owned the lorries we went to tow.ZZ top
Sharp dressed men 
tango boy:
seth 70:
1970commer:
Here’s an old F12 still working on a regular basis, being used today to tow a MAN 8.136 then a Dodge Hi Line. The old boys in front of the old girls are Dave, the F12 driver on the left who has worked for Shipton’s Recovery for over 50 years and his lookalike who owned the lorries we went to tow.ZZ top
Sharp dressed men
Or even the soggy bottom boys !
Dan Punchard:
Or even the soggy bottom boys !
Blimey Dan, if Rob stays working there he will need to smarten himself up a lot to compete with those two lads.
Pete.
windrush:
Dan Punchard:
Or even the soggy bottom boys !Blimey Dan, if Rob stays working there he will need to smarten himself up a lot to compete with those two lads.
Pete.
It’s very rare anyone catches me one the other side of a camera Pete but here’s a picture my daughter took one day, as you can see I go for the “be seen on the side of the road look” more than Dave & his long lost twin brother.
1970commer:
Here’s an old F12 still working on a regular basis, being used today to tow a MAN 8.136 then a Dodge Hi Line. The old boys in front of the old girls are Dave, the F12 driver on the left who has worked for Shipton’s Recovery for over 50 years and his lookalike who owned the lorries we went to tow.
Hiya,
Bloody Hell Duck Dynasty transport division.
thanks harry, long retired.
Credit due, you do look smart in that photo Rob. Makes it appear as though you know what you are doing at least…
Pete.
i have seen this old lady around the Tameside area for the last six months or so but have usualy been driving finnaly caught up with her in Ashton -u - line center today
1970commer:
Here’s an old F12 still working on a regular basis, being used today to tow a MAN 8.136 then a Dodge Hi Line. The old boys in front of the old girls are Dave, the F12 driver on the left who has worked for Shipton’s Recovery for over 50 years and his lookalike who owned the lorries we went to tow.
ZZ Top.
Saw this one up in Älvdalen Sweden yesterday 
it made i lovley noice going done the road
Danne
Dirty Dan:
Saw this one up in Älvdalen Sweden yesterdayDanne[/quote
Aye Audis
From there yard last week,parked in the warehouse
Danne
Immingham,N.E.Lincs.
Found something like that in Shipyard next to Crinian Canal in Scotland. I don’t even know what is it (apart from that it looks like a modern HIAB mounted on the ancient truck):
i.imgur.com/7wW1Nuu.jpg (click to see as picture too big to post and I am too lazy to make it smaller)
I thougt some of you might find it interesting 
Dirty Dan:
From there yard last week,parked in the warehouseDanne
That’s what i saw hammering down the A34 last year, looked amazing
orys:
Found something like that in Shipyard next to Crinian Canal in Scotland. I don’t even know what is it (apart from that it looks like a modern HIAB mounted on the ancient truck):
i.imgur.com/7wW1Nuu.jpg (click to see as picture too big to post and I am too lazy to make it smaller)I thougt some of you might find it interesting
It’s a coffee pot scammell. Second World War tank transporter tractor unit, pioneer i think, in realy good nic as well. Scammell also made a short cab recovery tractor called explorer (I think)
As for the crane I suppose it is modem compared to the scammell
