Trans Pennine Run 2010(Harrogate)

OUT OF HOURS TRANSPORT PHOTO FORUM (MEMBERS ONLY)
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Photos taken @ the show ground Harrogate 1/8/2010.






















































































The picture off the CAB interior belongs to the AEC Mamouth Major tipper of J R Pratt & son Ltd not a patch on todays trucks :laughing:Notice the batteries under the seat + the earth lead brilliant :stuck_out_tongue:

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Stanfield:
Photos taken @ the show ground Harrogate 1/8/2010.

Nice to see my old Atki back on the rally field!

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Top pics them, really enjoyed looking at them, that cab interiors shocking sat on the batteries FFS :smiley:

I got the doors blown off me by a MK1 Borderer the other Friday going up the A1 towards Wetherby it was a 6 wheel tractor pulling a semi with a 4 wheel flat & a van on top of that sat on it, sounded ace!!! I did’nt see it in among your pics but assumed thats where it was heading.

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Top shelf photos John :sunglasses:
That cab interior shot of the AEC MK3 brought some memories back bless it :laughing:

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Top pics them, really enjoyed looking at them, that cab interiors shocking sat on the batteries FFS :smiley:

I got the doors blown off me by a MK1 Borderer the other Friday going up the A1 towards Wetherby it was a 6 wheel tractor pulling a semi with a 4 wheel flat & a van on top of that sat on it, sounded ace!!! I did’nt see it in among your pics but assumed thats where it was heading.

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Pete Hedger on his way to Truckfest Scotland

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Nice shots John, if only I could get a decent lottery win.
There would be a D308 in Tommy Lamb’s livery at next years event. :laughing: :laughing:

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I got the doors blown off me by a MK1 Borderer the other Friday going up the A1 towards Wetherby it was a 6 wheel tractor pulling a semi with a 4 wheel flat & a van on top of that sat on it, sounded ace!!! I did’nt see it in among your pics but assumed thats where it was heading.

Fly sheet

I’m assuming you mean a MkII Borderer!

If it was the Hedger motor, it is the one that used to belong to John Huddleston. 14 litre (320) â– â– â– â– â– â– â–  under the bonnet if my memory serves me right - sounds more like a train than a lorry!

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great photos, thanks - but christ does it make me feel old, 2800s, T45 roadtrains and scania 82s being preserved :cry: :wink: