A nice bright red Leyland Lynx unit.
Dave the Renegade:
Atki eight legger with a difference.
A nice Crossley in the back.
Is that a Fairground Organ Dave? Dennis.
Bewick:
Dave the Renegade:
Atki eight legger with a difference.
A nice Crossley in the back.Is that a Fairground Organ Dave? Dennis.
To be honest Dennis I didn’t have a look. Tracy took the pic while I was taking a close look at one of the other lorries.
Just asked her Dennis,it was in the corner behind the steelboys lorries,thats why I didn’see it.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Must have been coming to an end with the custom cab in 78/9.
Had a brand new one of them Dave , a nice bit of kit in it’s day.
cheers
John.
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Dave the Renegade:
Must have been coming to an end with the custom cab in 78/9.Had a brand new one of them Dave , a nice bit of kit in it’s day.
cheers
John.
I drove a six wheeler D series on Philpotts John,went well,but they were only 20 ton gross then,it wa on an H plate 1970.
A well known work horse off the 60’s and 70’s.
This ERF tipper still looks capable of doing a good days work,at over 40 years old.
These Scammell’s with the Michelotti cab always had a distinctive look.
A nice Bull Bar on this Scania.
Was a bit surprised not to see more of these Daf’s at Gaydon.
One for Harry, Norm and the gang.
Here’s one for Dennis to drool over. 
Another tidy Mandator.
These must have been some of the first of the Scania’s to come over here.
Dave the Renegade:
These must have been some of the first of the Scania’s to come over here.
Hi Dave,
I used to service that unit when it was owned from new by a black country steel hauliers called Stokes and Downing.
That particular motor was driven by the boss himself Geoff Stokes, a gentle giant of a man !
Trev_H:
Dave the Renegade:
These must have been some of the first of the Scania’s to come over here.Hi Dave,
I used to service that unit when it was owned from new by a black country steel hauliers called Stokes and Downing.
That particular motor was driven by the boss himself Geoff Stokes, a gentle giant of a man !
Hi Trev,
Still based in the same region by the looks of it.
Cheers Dave.
One of the last with the ERF name on it I would think 
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One from the Marmon moter company.
Someone will know what this Foden was used for,looks like an ex twin steer unit,before the engine was placed on the back.
Not sure what happened to the drver…but a
A GOOD ROAD HUGGING TYRE
