If im not mistaken pete my dad drove that for time
He liked it apparentlyYes, that's the one Tim. And he survived it too!!
Bloody old shed of a thing.
I think it went 48 mph top speed. Good job your Dad is a patient and steady type!
Need to do my test at some point so i can drive the trader when its done if im allowed [/QUOTE]OTE="Cab-over Pete, post: 777836, member: 416"]We had the artic several years later. A Scania, nice little wagon that was. We also had a Volvo FL7 6 wheeler on for Berrystock Feeds at Daventry.
I like a bit of wagon driving, but don't think I would want it full time again.
Anyone remember Graham Simms's ERF 8 wheeler with a coach built wooden cattle body? He used to take Limousins all over the country with it to agricultural shows.
I spent a lot of time admiring it as a kid,never took a pic
View attachment 91202 Not hard to find on tinterweb ,used to see it at all the local shows round here
View attachment 91202 Not hard to find on tinterweb ,used to see it at all the local shows round here
Yes, me too! Except I hadn't the excuse of being a kid!Anyone remember Graham Simms's ERF 8 wheeler with a coach built wooden cattle body? He used to take Limousins all over the country with it to agricultural shows.
I spent a lot of time admiring it as a kid,never took a pic
Anyone remember Graham Simms's ERF 8 wheeler with a coach built wooden cattle body? He used to take Limousins all over the country with it to agricultural shows.
I spent a lot of time admiring it as a kid,never took a pic
It's surprisingly easy to pass, too. Way simpler than the car test [/QUOTE] How you getting on with the longtown truck ?Need to do my test at some point so i can drive the trader when its done if im allowed