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scamm73:
Ready for a trip to the middle east?? Anybody know anything about this great looking Trunker??
Yes this did Middle East. As someone else has said, it was featured in one of the early editions of one of the truck magazines in the '70s. I think I kept the article with some M/E docs somewhere in storage. From memory I believe it was RR-powered. This is the only sleeper conversion I have seen. Does anyone know why more were not converted to sleepers, especially those on TIR work? The only time I ever went in one of these was in about 1970 when I hitched a lift in one and I was much impressed! Robert 
robert1952:
scamm73:
Ready for a trip to the middle east?? Anybody know anything about this great looking Trunker??Yes this did Middle East. As someone else has said, it was featured in one of the early editions of one of the truck magazines in the '70s. I think I kept the article with some M/E docs somewhere in storage. From memory I believe it was RR-powered. This is the only sleeper conversion I have seen. Does anyone know why more were not converted to sleepers, especially those on TIR work? The only time I ever went in one of these was in about 1970 when I hitched a lift in one and I was much impressed! Robert
It was a ex Ross Foods wagon, it was powered by a Rolls Royce 265L engine, & was operated in its later very smart guise by Wiltshire based owner/driver Norman Howard. Regards Chris
adr:
robert1952:
scamm73:
Ready for a trip to the middle east?? Anybody know anything about this great looking Trunker??Yes this did Middle East. As someone else has said, it was featured in one of the early editions of one of the truck magazines in the '70s. I think I kept the article with some M/E docs somewhere in storage. From memory I believe it was RR-powered. This is the only sleeper conversion I have seen. Does anyone know why more were not converted to sleepers, especially those on TIR work? The only time I ever went in one of these was in about 1970 when I hitched a lift in one and I was much impressed! Robert
It was a ex Ross Foods wagon, it was powered by a Rolls Royce 265L engine, & was operated in its later very smart guise by Wiltshire based owner/driver Norman Howard. Regards Chris
Cheers ADR! Robert 
Had a fair few trips out in this old girl with my Dad, Mobil ran who knows how many of them? like many other Oil Companies . Regards Chris
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