dave docwra:
A really bad right turn, the image on the Bedford looks like a cat on the edge of a box, maybe a matchbox.Dave…
I think he must be a Frenchman just off the boat and his mate is driving the Mini. Harvey
pete smith:
pv83:
DEANB:
Scania 142.1
Looks like Herr Sutherland is behind the wheel Dean, came passed him the other day when he was driving a similar sort of wagon… Pete knows more about it…
…coat and tin hat on…
Don’t blame me, You have posted it!
Aye, but you’re bigger than me, so I’ll use you as a human shield if you don’t mind, them Highlanders are tough people you know… 
Here is an old cattle truck shot of a well known haulier, Buzzer
The Iveco 190-38 was my favourite truck with its fantastic engine!
pv83:
DEANB:
Scania 142.1
Looks like Herr Sutherland is behind the wheel Dean, came passed him the other day when he was driving a similar sort of wagon… Pete knows more about it…
…coat and tin hat on…
Hey De heer Versteeg, you promised you wouldn’t post it and expose my fantasy world!!! Then dragging Pete into it…
jsutherland:
pv83:
DEANB:
Scania 142.1
Looks like Herr Sutherland is behind the wheel Dean, came passed him the other day when he was driving a similar sort of wagon… Pete knows more about it…
…coat and tin hat on…
Hey De heer Versteeg, you promised you wouldn’t post it and expose my fantasy world!!! Then dragging Pete into it…
Pete started it mate, honestly… 
landowner:
This takes me back
Put this Photo on before but always good to see these . Dads motor when he worked for Powerscreen and his last Motor before his Heart Attack . He drove the BET Truck into Dover Hosp A & E dept parked in the Car Park walked into A & E and had a massive Heart Attack, end of his driving days . The nurse said when I got down there lucky to be alive only thing that saved him ,he had his heart attack in here , Oh and could you move that thing out of the Car Park please
Buzzer:
Here is an old cattle truck shot of a well known haulier, Buzzer
Hello Oily and Buzzer ,Parrys had about 10 of those mammoth Majors some coupled up to a drawbar ,back then they were doing a lot of Irish cattle from Fishguard and Holyhead ,i believe they had their own holding pens at Fishguard ,thank you Trevor
That Stoford sleeper on the Iveco looks a bit of an aberration!!!
I wonder who built/specced that rather than go with factory sleeper!!!
EDTRUCK:
That Stoford sleeper on the Iveco looks a bit of an aberration!!!I wonder who built/specced that rather than go with factory sleeper!!!
You are right, its a bit odd on a 3+3 outfit.
It must be something to do with the 5th wheel position
or to accommodate a long ‘nosed’ trailer.
This monstrosity operated by Christian Salvesen for a while
and seen at their Easton depot 13 July 88 could not have
had a sleeper. The front overhang when turning was frightening.
Here’s one in the eye for modern electric vehicle, this is a shot of battery powered commercial vehicles being charged up overnight at St Pancras station 1917, Buzzer.
No idea of the make, but they must have been a delight to drive.
I saw this old beauty last week, it was absolutely immaculate. It had a 400 big cam ■■■■■■■■ 13spd double overdrive and air ride rear axles, not exactly how it left the factory, but common upgrades according to the owner.
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