Thanks Harry, I should have googled them before asking the question.
How stupid am I…please don’t answer that.
mappo:
Thanks Harry, I should have googled them before asking the question.
How stupid am I…please don’t answer that.
Campofrio means Cold Country … I gugged agin 
Oops.
adr:
Kenworth awaiting repairs on Mont Blanc.
Sure I have seen that or one just like it before
irish lorries:
adr:
Kenworth awaiting repairs on Mont Blanc.Sure I have seen that or one just like it before
Can’t make out the number plate/Nationality?
adr:
Can’t make out the number plate/Nationality?
Luxembourg?
bullitt:
adr:
Can’t make out the number plate/Nationality?Luxembourg?
Could be! A KW all done up like the ‘Star-Spangled-Banner’ 
, all a bit “Hollywood” for Luxembourg tho’ 
Regards Chris
you are correct, you have seen it in a book
Dieselcowboy:
you are correct, you have seen it in a book
What is correct, Luxembourg? Got the pic out of a old magazine, just says where it was parked & nothing else, can’t place the old Luxembourg style plates so it could be right!
Here’s a nicely restored ‘spready’ tilt I spotted yesterday at the Gloucester Steam and Vintage Extravanganza. There were still plenty like this around in the '80s! Robert 
Here,s another ’ spread axle’ on the Cenis.
Irish wagons you can’t help but look at em while enjoying a coffee out of the old vending machine.
Remember chaps, Drive em like ya need the loo.
Nice pics but I don’t think this is the right topic for them
now driver the king of the road can slip in anywhere back from Canada 2wks time cant wait to get in one again keep the foot just behind the headlight bulb l.o.l 
Steve you’ll ■■■■ your pants first time you drive without a hood poking out in front of you, you feel really vulnerable and the first time someone comes in 3ft off your bumpers makes you jump a bit I have to say.
ha ha ye u probably right there m8 I be a newbee for little while any incidents I let ya know
Hi I realize the initial posting was a few years ago, but I have only just found it
Aubrey Monger was actually the uncle of Johnny Monger, although the age difference wasn`t much. Dad remembers, Yap-Yap and said he did have the truck after he left Roba. Dad wanted me to mention that he was certainly NOT a Brummie, born and bred in Coventry and that is where he still lives. Johnny unfortunately died a few years ago.
Does anyone remember Ray Huxley??
My dad is still mad about trucks, but I guess if you’ve been driving them for 56 years you would be.
Dad finished off his career for a local firm but also drove with a guy in Canada, across all the provinces and way down into the States. A few disagreements with the Border Security, of which he has never been a fan, but at his young age of 77 they found him more amusing LOL:)
All of his daughters spent many times trucking with dad with the London - Swiss run and usually came back with something that ‘fell off the back of a lorry’.
We keep asking dad to write a book about his experiences while trucking and like many of you I am sure, it should be with a note to absolve you all for any future legal actions!!
Thanks for trucking guys, we would be screwed without you all.
Cheers!
I,m sure a lot of you will have cleared customs with these in Campo.
A couple of random pics.
The first one was somewhere in Swiss…can’t remember where I took the 2nd one.
