Some random 142’s I found on the web.
A few 142 pics of mine…
And No ! i don’t know the 2 ladies
kindle530:
i took these at Truckfest, looking at the banner on the side of the 2nd pic with caractures of Little and Large, the year was 1988, not sure if all pics were that year thou.
Swiss Flyer
Get Cracken’ with Sandy McCracken
112’s (change the badges and you wouldnt know, not till you started 'em up anyway!)
(no idea who the bird and bloke are, nowt to do with me)Brian Nunn from Bury St Edmunds
think your right there kindle my pics of the mcrackens is nearly the same shot 88 was when the 3 series scanias came out iirc 
Here are a couple of pictures of Curtis’s 142E when it was nearly new, one in the tyne tunnel and then years later in all blue livery with a ballast box fitted.
14 TOO:
It wasn’t all fun and games.
Some of us were mentioned in despatches…by Sally traffic.
One of the worst points for the 6x2 tag axle was the atrocious ride.
The two rear axles being linked gave a ride that you never forgot.
The “Abortion Way” east of Antwerp was only used once,NEVER a second time.
I’m thinking the ‘Abortion Way’ was the E39, always known as the 39 steps to us.
Hi boys
We used to tip steel at a stockest half way along that E39 and even the locals used to call it the abortion road. They were quite embarrassed about it. 
Regards Keith
First truck after passing me test in 89 non intercooled 388, not fast but a good puller!
The Mckellar 420 was & is still now the most enjoyable motor i have ever driven!
how about some interior shots
WENT PAST PAT DUFFYS THE OTHER DAY, EARLY MORNING ,TERRY WAS WARMING THE V8 UP TWIN PIPES BLOWING SMOKE AGAINST SUNRISE BEAUTIFUL
S J Selfes 142 painted in blue,after this they went back to brown an yellow livery. 
Dieseldogsix:
I’m thinking the ‘Abortion Way’ was the E39, always known as the 39 steps to us.
aka The Tank Trap - we used to say it was left that way to slow ze Germans down if they came calling again 
Dieseldogsix:
I’m thinking the ‘Abortion Way’ was the E39, always known as the 39 steps to us.
aka The Tank Trap - we used to say it was left that way to slow ze Germans down if they came calling again
