That one is Beautiful and looks just right.
Thank you 
I remember the ROO series when i worked for roy bradford at becton. After a while young phil hortons roo` was sold to roy haxel, dirty ■■■■ had one which was written off in rumo after he decide to drive under the bridge on the edge of bucharest when it was flooded, and i had one as well for a while, great trucks but well used. Who originally owned the ROO series ?
bob white
truckyboy:
Who originally owned the ROO series ? bob white
it’saguess, but was it not Essex International?
I think it was “tanker Bill” , in fact i know he had the two that Steve and i drove 108 & 106 there are a few pictures about of some of the others but who owned them is a bit of a guess.
jj72:
truckyboy:
Who originally owned the ROO series ? bob whiteit’saguess, but was it not Essex International?
I think it was the Ford Motor Company at Boreham and Aveley.
Roger Clarke, Timo Makinen etc
and of course the famous FEV 1H
Dunno wheelnut, ROO 108 W etc would have been Essex as they were supplied by Scantruck there are several more ROO’s i have pictures some of them looks like a batch that were registered together.
There were MOO’s, ■■■’s and XOO’s too I’ve had one of each, MOO 613P which was a 111, ■■■ was an F16 and XOO was a Merc, so we’ll forget them MOO must’ve been one of the first 111’s, it still had the old white/grey steering wheel 
truckyboy:
I remember theROOseries when i worked for roy bradford at becton. After a while young phil hortonsroo` was sold to roy haxel, dirty ■■■■ had one which was written off in rumo after he decide to drive under the bridge on the edge of bucharest when it was flooded, and i had one as well for a while, great trucks but well used. Who originally owned the ROO series ?
bob white
i may have posted this before, a “ROO” 141,now owned by a collector here in ireland
lovely stuff Jamie, let’s have some more
