Now I am going back a bit in time and I don’t think even with the senior members on this thread can say they learnt to drive with one of these, but you never know some might lie about there actual age, cheers Buzzer.
Heres one for "Buzzer" . Its payback time . Where was this ex-T.D.G. E.R.F. tractor unit photographed ?
Answers , ( open to anyone 
) , to be sent to me written on the back of a £10 note (not Scottish 
) please .
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
cattle wagon man:
Heres one for "Buzzer" . Its payback time . Where was this ex-T.D.G. E.R.F. tractor unit photographed ?
Answers , ( open to anyoneCheers , cattle wagon man.
Sorry CWM the only answer I can come up with is "behind a wire gate " had to give you the reply on’t internet as down south of the country we only use £20 and £50 pound notes for £10 and £5 we just say thank you Buzzer
Buzzer:
cattle wagon man:
Heres one for "Buzzer" . Its payback time . Where was this ex-T.D.G. E.R.F. tractor unit photographed ?
Answers , ( open to anyoneCheers , cattle wagon man.
Sorry CWM the only answer I can come up with is "behind a wire gate " had to give you the reply on’t internet as down south of the country we only use £20 and £50 pound notes for £10 and £5 we just say thank you Buzzer
I am feeling ever sooo sorry for you “Buzzer” . 
I thought you southerners used £50 notes as wallpaper .
O.K. , then ,…heres the answer to the E.R.Fs. location. One point for it being “behind a wire gate” , as you say.
it was parked in a yard on sunny Malta . 
Maybe someone might recognise the reg. no.
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
Thanks to robthedog, Buzzer VALKYRIE and cattle wagon man for the pics 
From the Highland capital.
Oily
VALKYRIE:
Jazzandy:
Surely it’s an Octopus?Is that a Royal Blue behind it?
The motorcoach is almost certainly this magnificent motorcoach:-
Leyland Cheetah LZ5,Harrington Dorsal Fin C32F Motorcoach,EYA 923,March 1939,Somerset.Chassis No.201440.Porlock Weir,Porlock and Minehead Motor Services Co Ltd,Porlock Blue Motors.Preserved:-
VALKYRIE
We had Leyland Cheetah single deckers (at least 2 mebbe more. 1957, long time ago) at W Alexander &Son, Grangemouth garage with AEC 7.7 engines, boy could they pull on a hill.
Oily
Hi cwm, your Malta ERF EC10 has a Brum reg, here’s another(EC12) from GB in sunny Malta.
Oily
This is one of 15 new Scania’s from our latest total fleet replacement having run Volvo’s for the last 20 odd years they all pull Chereau fridges and are all LHD as most of our work is abroad. The registration plates are all GEL and some are on there fourth new truck, Buzzer.
Grateful thanks to Mark Hobbs for permission to share these.
Oily
Hi “Oiltreader” ,
Thanks for the pic. of the E.R.F. on Malta .
Maybe this cab is another one from the same Brighouse company , the only difference being the grey paint
on the name Brighouse. I took this photograph at Burmarrad Commercials compound` when on holiday in Malta last November .
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
Buzzer:
This is one of 15 new Scania’s from our latest total fleet replacement having run Volvo’s for the last 20 odd years they all pull Chereau fridges and are all LHD as most of our work is abroad. The registration plates are all GEL and some are on there fourth new truck, Buzzer.
That 1 is young Andrew’s, tell him it needs a wash 
This volvo f7 car transporter is like the one my dad use to drive.
I think it is like it I was not born when he owned it I have just been told about it
Hi CWM , do Burmarrad Commercials still import a few ERFs, ? they certainly did a good few years ago but appear to have moved on to more modern continental trucks now.Cheers,
Leyland 600.
A few pictures of courteous of Mick Hird from 70s 80s 90s
Anyone remember this Pandora been pulled out of the water at Liverpool Docks after a mishap
The man himself
Thanks to cattle wagon man, irish lorries, Leyland600, Buzzer and coca cola kid, brill lot of pics
to Buzzer… one of your Volvos, snapped by and thanks to eastleighbusman.
Oily
Ford Cargo in Brazil, thanks to Mateus.
Oily
From Malta an earlier Ford model, a 1929 Model A.
Oily
Oily a bit bigger one for the dram merchant’s should they fancy a large one, cheers Buzzer.
