As you all know i like a little lorry, although plated at 12 ton its not the smallest, Steve Marsh runs a tidy little tilt all over the continent. Hopefully he’ll keep sending in pictures from his trips past and present. These pics were taken on a trip to Tenerife last year, looks like a good place for a piccie or 2! If your interested or you require Steve’s services (he has vans too), click the link to go to his website. www.stevemarshexpress.co.uk
Had a quick chat with the main man Kevin at Astran yesterday. He says they are still keeping busy. Yesterday they had 2 x Trucks loading in Seville for Qatar, 2 x Trucks in Venice loading for Qatar and 1 x Truck in Holland loading for Saudi. Click Here to go to the new look webpage. While your there you better put your name down on the mailing list to keep up to date with all the goings on.
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Can you guess what it is yet???
Yea your right its a 6×6 military thingy! Just had a fresh respray in UN white and its been sprayed everywhere when i say every where, well on the outside any way. Off for another lease of life in Africa some where. Any more details or infor on these Scania’s let me know; ben@truckblog.co.uk
I can’t remember if i have posted this already, i think i probably have. I don’t think there are many times you’ll get a line up like this anymore. Taken at Assen this year, look at the lovely 141 in the background!! I might dig out the color version at some point if i can’t be bothered to see if i have posted it before. Great picture, but would have been awhole lot better if they all had period trailers!!
Another nice picture, looking very tidy with a euroliner this time. I think the red lights are almost a one off in this country, judging by how hard it was to get hold of some, leave it to the dutch and they’ll sort it.
Sent to me by regular contributer, my mate Big Hand, both trucks looking clean and tidy in the Autum sun. Just because its nearly winter is no excuse for a dirty truck! Both sound as good as they look too. Nice picture TN.
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