HI Dave fine thanks just the age things, hope your well. I didn’t know about those cars, the one in the photos is one my father tried but never bought the ride was fantastic went like a rocket. Well impressed always kept photo.
1962 Willeme with Kaiser 45Ton twin axle lowloader, credit to Dave Fawcett for the photos.
Oily
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If it doesn’t have a ramp, maybe it is only carrying Grand National horses, and they can jump in. 
Do ordinary horse boxes have big windows? Or would horses be frightened by seeing traffic?
Would they be good or bad passengers?
I think I’ve seen horse boxes with small windows high up to allow light in, but not windows the animals can see out of.
Neigh lad, but if I was a horse I would prefer to see where I was going. 
Have you been at the old grape juice?
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One glass of Porto with my dinner, that’s all. 
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It’s French, so I hope it’s acceptable here.
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Certainly acceptable fot the tremendous amout of work done! That’s what one can call a total refurbishing! Thanks!
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Saw this Unic at a popular roadside restaurant in Holland last Friday, the trailer has been converted into
a mobile home.
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I was not quite yet a driver when I saw one of the first TKs in 1960, but I knew all about lorries from BRS spotting with my Ian Allen book, so I was blown away by the difference and honestly thought it was a sleeper cab. Little did I know then that I would one day be sleeping on a shelf in the back of one.
All of that ditto me
