LB76:
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You don’t have to apologize,Bill - just acknowledge. 
truckerash:
Few more of my pics to keep this thread at the top; Just where the V8 should be
FUT710V - Originally owned and operated by Danny Cronin. Looks like he’s pulling a Rentco trailer. He was a subbie for us in the very early days. Last heard working for ARR Craib
I thought i would post this 140 up, hope you don’t mind lb76. 
scaned out of truck & driver mag, anybody know if its still about.
Don’t know the where abouts of it now but i would think it’s had a name change, it’s a different world now!
LB76:
Don’t know the where abouts of it now but i would think it’s had a name change, it’s a different world now!
hahaha, you got that right mate, totally different 
got some pics of the inside if anyone want to see em.
cheers
gaz
Mannish Boy?
tetragaz:
I thought i would post this 140 up, hope you don’t mind lb76.scaned out of truck & driver mag, anybody know if its still about.
doesnt look like its still around
The enquiry is complete.
The vehicle details for JVX 431N are:
Date of Liability 01 06 1995
Date of First Registration 01 05 1975
Year of Manufacture 1975
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 14000cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type HEAVY OIL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour MULTI-COLOUR
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
tetragaz:
LB76:
Don’t know the where abouts of it now but i would think it’s had a name change, it’s a different world now!hahaha, you got that right mate, totally different
got some pics of the inside if anyone want to see em.
cheers
gaz
Int pics would be nice 
BTW where can I find interior pictures of middle-east specd 140, with kitchen and stuff. I read somewhere that Scania was only manufacturer which didn’t offer kitchen kit…
Thank you, pretty cool interior, great pics
Wheel Nut:
I had seen one of these pictures before and remember an argument about “sand tyres” in the Wheelhouse or the Albion
I knew they had some and so did the bloke who this other kid was arguing with. I think it was a wind up that got a little serious.
Whereabouts were Willhire from?
Does anybody know if one of the original Scania’s 140/141 from Astran still excist?
What about these two for example?
I know there is a replica but what happened whit all of the originals.
Sorry for my English.
greetings Peter from the Netherlands
Hi Peter, Willhire were from Barton Mills in Suffolk , ran by (originally) a very nice bloke called Roger Williams.i met Roger and some of his staff in Istanbul once when he had gone down there to recover or at least try to recover some dumped trucks , if i remember correctly he bought a Volvo F89 to recover these trailers. We had a good couple of night in Istanbul before we left to continue our journeys and myself and Roy Jackman had an invite to go to the party that Roger was giving at Mildenhall , but the job being what it was / is we didnt get there. I was promised a copy of the film that Roger took but it must have got lost in the post!
