No idea! Looks like its real, but on the other hand could be a photoshop special!! No idea where it is either. Just made me think for ooooo a few seconds, any ideas or thoughts send me an email, ben@truckblog.co.uk some one must know where it is. I’m on holiday next week so no new posts for a week or so, well after Truckfest is most likely. If your going along come and see the my 141 i’ll be there hopefully!
Lovely little Pulleyn Fridge, photo belongs to Jim Lennox so do not copy!
Geoff sat on the boat in Limasol, Cyprus waiting to leave for Pireus, Greece, via Hefa, Israel!
These 2 old girls were spotted in Limassol dock by Mr G Tarbun on a recent tour of the Med. They are still in use as dock shunters, look in fairly good nic except for the bumper on the closer one!
Nice one Geoff
Matt O last week on Good Friday, just about to leave for Immingham. He sailed on Saturday morning Immingham to Gothenberg. Drove round to Stavanger, Norway for Delivery first thing Tuesday. He then ran empty across to Kristineham, Sweden to reload Wednesday morning. Back to Gothenberg for Wednesday evening for ship back to Immingham and back to our yard this morning. Nice little weeks work and avoided the easter egg hunts and family photos i had to endure over the weekend!!
A tidy but but well worked V8 i’m sure. Looks in good nick in this picture. Recently up for sale with Roy Humphrey commercials. I like to follow a trucks life, to see where it goes next i mean! Photo is property of Donnell & Ellis.
Mitchells 814 was always in the back of my mind when i had the Atego painted up. Then one afternoon at Alconbury who did i park next to…. Should have sent this one to Truck & Driver and got me tenner. Still wish i had kept the Atego some how, it was a great little truck.
Nice picture of Essex picking up a new step-frame tilt, from Tiltec back in the day. I wonder where tractor and trailer are now…………. Why is it no matter how hard you try you just cant find things like this laying about rusting in fields or sheds any more!
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