*Your* picture thread

Hermy

CJhaughey wrote: »

Funny how that Renault cab looks so small on it.

It was the same with the old model with the Ford cab.

Slideways

Eric Cartman

So I decided to venture outside the usual Japanese model list.

O.A.P

Well ware E.C. , I much prefer them rather then the Evoque .
What engine has it got ?

Eric Cartman

O.A.P wrote: »

Well ware E.C. , I much prefer them rather then the Evoque .
What engine has it got ?

The 3.6 TDV8 , serious power out of it.

neris

Just a few I had saved on the pc







Few from Essers yard in Vilnius just after Xmas 2015





DAF XF105 loaded up and ready to go to Moscow. My brother in law normally drives this but had only come back from Moscow late on December 26th and they wanted him back out to get this back over by December 31st. Boss was politely told to get someone else to drive it.


Russian reg Volvo

Slideways

The old F12 is the bees knees. I love them, they were years and years ahead of the competition at the time.

There's one earning a crust here in Perth, I see it pulling an old tandem tipping trailer

neris

Its in really good condition inside and out. havent seen it outside thtyhe shed its in yet but the lad who owns her is talking about getting her out for a show next weekend.

neris

seen this a few times near Baldoyle driving but finally managed to snap it yesterday. Lovely looking truck but probably way too young to have done the middle east

Hermy

Snap!:)

Hermy wrote: »

I do love the look of them 143's without the air kit.

Slideways

I don't remember if i posted this before.

This is the wagon I drove the most when I had first gotten my rigid licence



1978 Scammell Crusader. 290 RollsRoyce and a 9 speed Fuller with 4th and 5th back to front

Hermy

Slideways wrote: »

This is the wagon I drove the most when I had first gotten my rigid licence

What was it like to drive?

Slideways

Slow haha

Flat out on the foot throttle was about 48mph and you could squeeze another 1 or 2 with the hand throttle

I did like driving it though, crash box was a challenge when towing an 8 wheeler

neris

Took a peek around the back of storage unit we,ve been keeping boats in for the last few months and found this

Slideways

I'm at a loss as to the make. Maybe a Transcontinental?

Anyone know better?

O.A.P

Foden
I think ,could be way out though.

Slideways

I don't think it's a Foden. They were mostly Fibreglass cabs with a full length grill

Hermy

It's like a Volvo F6 or an old DAF but I can't find a picture to match - especially with the curved window.

foxy farmer

ERF maybe? Like this. Not a truck expert just a random search of old models.

whelan2

Slideways wrote: »

I'm at a loss as to the make. Maybe a Transcontinental?

Anyone know better?

Oh reckons its a deutz magnus ???

Hermy

I reckon you might be right - good spot!

whelan2

New bull bar fitted during the week

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

New bull bar fitted during the week

Looks like he already managed to hit something on the bottom bar

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Looks like he already managed to hit something on the bottom bar

He got the bull bar second hand from cork during the week. The bumps were in it. Hard yolk to put on as bonnet will have to open

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

He got the bull bar second hand from cork during the week. The bumps were in it. Hard yolk to put on as bonnet will have to open

Does it hinge down for the bonnet?

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Does it hinge down for the bonnet?

Yeah. King pin gone on passenger side front axle so mood not great

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Yeah. King pin gone on passenger side front axle so mood not great

Oh nice

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Oh nice

Lucky he wasn't fully loaded

Slideways

A wee engine job on in the workshop

Slideways