classicman:
For the Wisbech road run, the half way stop in the Perkins Engines car park in Peterborough is a much better place for photos. They are there for just over an hour, with a nice slow approach in and a lot more room on the parking area.
I know, you’re absolutely right, but I was driving one, got held up at roadworks in Spalding, by time I got to Perkins, freed off my seized up hip, had a pee, and got a drink (gasping, bluddy hot in my Albion), they were starting to leave, no time to take pictures 
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Bernard
mrken:
Those roof spots on that A series dont suit it lol
I thought they were quite nice, that’s why I took the picture!
Bernard
I had a nice response from Sir Hectimere to posting his pictures on here.
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Another couple this time ERF.
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One for the tipper guys, Tarmac Scania P400 at Stonehouse.
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Australian Show motors thanks to Evan Richards.
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classicman:
albion1938:
classicman:
For the Wisbech road run, the half way stop in the Perkins Engines car park in Peterborough is a much better place for photos. They are there for just over an hour, with a nice slow approach in and a lot more room on the parking area.
I know, you’re absolutely right, but I was driving one, got held up at roadworks in Spalding, by time I got to Perkins, freed off my seized up hip, had a pee, and got a drink (gasping, bluddy hot in my Albion), they were starting to leave, no time to take pictures !
Bernard
Thanks mate, nice pic that, trust you won’t object to me saving it in my album (copyright and all that 
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Bernard
Fodens thanks to Len Rogers.
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Pics from kenjonbro, another photographer who responded positively to his pics being posted on here for all to enjoy.
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Another lowloader from Ken, this time J Ffrench.
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Lowloader again this time in Malta 1984 DAF 3300 with apt reg number of Ballut Blocks Ltd earning its corn.
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Still in Malta with this Belgian made 1999 4wd MOL , airport terminal on cab door , any ideas what it might be used for 
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Thornycroft artics probably late 20s early 30s.
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Staying with Thornycroft and three Sturdys.
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