Hello everyone.Hey the hotel has internet 
/brothel/swedish massage girls… 
,having a good time…wish you were here.About 800 pics so far and 1 more day left…is’nt that sad 
Cheers Bubbs, 
PS keep the thread going lads.
bubbleman:
Hello everyone.Hey the hotel has internet
Cheers Bubbs,
PS keep the thread going lads.
Whoa there Bubbs don’t you be putting any of “those” pics on the thread you’ll have us all locked up!!! Cheers Bewick.
bubbleman:
Hello everyone.Hey the hotel has swedish massage girls…Cheers Bubbs,
I / we think you should start a new thread on your return mate entitled…“SWEDISH BEAUTIES”! Knowing your photography like I do, I’m sure we’d get the best of both worlds
All will be revealed when I get home lads…swedish beauties,dutch beauties and a few german beauties
Bubbs,
and turkish beauties
moomooland:
Now here’s what i call a log carrier!
A Kenworth in Austraila hauling 200 tons of logs
Not Australia but New Zealand and it was imported by a family firm from Canada it is 900Hp as it has a second Engine in the chassis of the first trailer and haul a gross weight of 200 tonnes,i have the original Truck mag from NZ here that was 1990.also it is a pacific not a kw
Ancliffe.
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Phil
Bewick:
harry_gill:
hiya,
Chris you know like all other Trucknet wallah’s i’m glued to this thread and you also know the love i have for the Scania 80 range, you’re nowt but a wind up merchant posting the last couple of photo’s.
thanks harry long retired.I’ve checked the water and oil also filled it up and kicked round the rubber!! Now where’s that B****y Harry? Dennis.
the scania 81 was the first lorry i had. it was an artic stretched into a 4 wheeler tipper. dad ran it as an artic for 5 years then had a 111 . for some reason he wasnt impressed with the 111 always prefered the 81
I think this is an ex Jet Petroleum motor
NZ JAMIE:
Here’s a few that I took yesterday,hope they are of interest,we run at 44 tonne here and still have log books.
Not that many ERF’s around anymore.
Cheers Jamie
Some nice shots Jamie,i was out in the north island in early 1990 for 4 months,i have lots of family over there,remember seeing mc carthy trucks,i still have a truck magazine that i picked up over there.A cousin of mine got me a ride in an ERF stock truck got the photos,will have to scan them and put them on here,where abouts in the North island are you??
Hey mate,
I’m right at the bottom of the North Island in windy Wellington. These pics were taken on the other side of the harbour where the logs are strored before being exported to China or Japan.
Mcarthys are a fairly big outfit with about 70 logging trucks opperating out of three yards in the central and lower North Island. It’s not until you go out into the bush and see these trucks opperating that you realize how hard it is on the trucks and how skillfull the drivers are.
Here’s a few more for you.
Get you pics scanned and stick 'em up mate.
Hope you don’t mind but I thought this one could do with a bit of TLC
newmercman:
I think this is an ex Jet Petroleum motor
Me too - Jet/Conoco
Hello,hey the scrapbook has marched on a bit since I last put something on…well done lads,off again in the middle of next week so we’ll need to keep it going again,anyway Holland,I wont linger much but I’ll put a dozen pics from the trip to give you some idea why I go there for photos.
Hope these are of interest.
Cheers Bubbs,
Great Pictures
H J Van Bentum have got to be one of the best looking fleets in Europe
Regards
John
Hiya bubbs some nice tackle out there
Heres a F16 i saw at a steam rally at the weekend
John
Love the pics Bubbs,some strange and wonderful axle layouts there,look forward to the next set thanks 
Hi Marc I bought nearly all of my LHD Scanias from Holland
Here is an ex Intrado 111
An ex Centropa 111
And another
Ex Vermeulen 141
And many more from the late Pim DeVries who worked for Alex Van Keulan a Scania dealer in Amersfoort
An ex Schavemaker 143
Not sure whose this was but a great finish on the paint
Same for this one had the pick of about 5 tractor units to choose from
And an old 141 we broke up
Hey,great pics Pat,heres a question for you mate,the 2 143s I put in my last post…how much do you think trucks like that would fetch in price?..I know you can only guess, surely their value is increasing nowadays,they’re becoming a collectors item now.
Bubbs,
I remember you helping us out in Poole when we were overweight, only a little bit honestly.