A couple for servo88
Ade
Stanfield:
Some from the Past but now in the Present, having been restored.
6543210
Hi John,
That’s a large sleeper on the ERF isn’t it,perhaps it’s a horse box,4th picture down?
David
kingswinford kit:
Stanfield:
Some from the Past but now in the Present, having been restored.
6543210Hi Stanfield ,do you know who the former owner of the Dodge was ? its gota Gloucester reg ,regards Keith .
Hi Keith. Sorry mate I dont know but it is now owned by J Leech from Haslington Crewe
5thwheel:
Stanfield:
Some from the Past but now in the Present, having been restored.Hi John,
That’s a large sleeper on the ERF isn’t it,perhaps it’s a horse box,4th picture down?
David
Hi David this is the only other pic I took showing the ERF. I must admit I was more interested in the Dodge having worked on them in the 60s.
Stanfield:
5thwheel:
Stanfield:
Some from the Past but now in the Present, having been restored.
7654321Hi John,
That’s a large sleeper on the ERF isn’t it,perhaps it’s a horse box,4th picture down?
David
Hi David this is the only other pic I took showing the ERF. I must admit I was more interested in the Dodge having worked on them in the 60s.0
I fancy Ted Warner had a Dodge of about that age. Could it have been this one?
You would have to go on a rock climbing course,before driving this ! Imagine slipping on the top step getting
out the cab !! Not sure on the make of truck ?
Stanfield:
5thwheel:
Stanfield:
Some from the Past but now in the Present, having been restored.
7654321Hi John,
That’s a large sleeper on the ERF isn’t it,perhaps it’s a horse box,4th picture down?
David
Hi David this is the only other pic I took showing the ERF. I must admit I was more interested in the Dodge having worked on them in the 60s.0
Thanks John,looks quite a machine !
David
That’s some machine there Dean. Can it really be that somebody has gone to all that effort and all that aluminium (I suppose) sheet just to carry 4 cars can it?
Where is it from? Australia? Looks as though it’s right hand high altitude drive. Mind it would make you careful about bridge heights!
It’s a classic for sure. Thanks for the post.
David
Thanks to Buzzer, lurpak, Stanfield and DEANB for the pics 
, the DEANB transporter well odd to say the least, just a slight advantage at bridges, drive up open cab door(hang on) hey 
eye level with the bridge. Bridges and trees were a bugbear in my time, it was a chat with your mates in the driver’s room as to what to look out for on any given route, a few years later if I recall there was a bridge height “atlas” and then of course sat nav.
Came up against(not literally) 3 low bridges in my time, one turn back and find a different route, second let the top deck cars tyres down, pulled down on the suspension with the anchor chains, third unloaded the cars drove through and loaded again, the good old days, absolutely
1965 and favourite wagon, had it two years from new never missed a beat.
Oily
David Miller:
That’s some machine there Dean. Can it really be that somebody has gone to all that effort and all that aluminium (I suppose) sheet just to carry 4 cars can it?
Where is it from? Australia? Looks as though it’s right hand high altitude drive. Mind it would make you careful about bridge heights!
It’s a classic for sure. Thanks for the post.David
Hello David, Yes a strange truck and i found it ages ago and from memory i think it was USA ■■ I also
thought i had some other pics but cant find them. if i do i will pop them on.
lurpak:
A couple more from Newark
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Ade
Now, we all like to see “our” lorries on here, but that Ariel does it…Cheers for posting mate! 
DEANB:
You would have to go on a rock climbing course,before driving this ! Imagine slipping on the top step getting
out the cab !! Not sure on the make of truck ?0
Only the bloody yanks can come up with sommat looking as hideous as that…bloody hell… 
Nice ones Oily
Mr. Ford had great hopes for that rig but maybe he was a couple years ahead of the trends.
If I remember aright it had a gas turbine in it did it not?
David
DEANB:
You would have to go on a rock climbing course,before driving this ! Imagine slipping on the top step getting
out the cab !! Not sure on the make of truck ?0
Ok the truck is a Ford 5 car carrier operated by DeArco, cab was mounted above one of the cars, apparently it was expensive and difficult to use, it was built 1950.
pv83:
DEANB:
You would have to go on a rock climbing course,before driving this ! Imagine slipping on the top step getting
out the cab !! Not sure on the make of truck ?0
Only the bloody yanks can come up with sommat looking as hideous as that…bloody hell…
Now now, when the designers of that thing got sacked they got jobs at Nissan and what did they come up with?..The Nissan Joke (Juke)