I dont know what this is, but i like the picture! Perhaps she’s the best looking lady driver or perhaps she’s a Scania saleswoman, perhaps in what ever country that is she comes free with the truck!! Any ideas then email me at ben@truckblog.co.uk, think of it as an upmarket Well Boss……….
2 of 5 TR100’s we moved the other week from Newhouse to Southampton. Picture taken by the expert photographer Mrs Sue Rammmmmmmm. Fumpa was in SW02 HCW for the week while the Titan had an MOT and wheel paint! All 5 machines moved without a problem.
Taken by the driver, a certain Mr T Nunn, Today at Felixstowe. Truck looks as good as ever and a blue sky with a crane makes for a tidy picture, nice one!
This is the first time all 6 new trucks have been lined up together. All have been supplied over the last year. 2 are low height, 6×2 midlifts, 3 are Low height, 6×2 twinsteer units, the 6th is a 6×2 tag axle rigid, coupled with a low height 3 axle a-frame drawbar trailer, alreaady owned by Wilsons but fully refurbed to fit the new truck.
This beauty is the hard work of Fred Everiss and a few friends. Fred worked for Gilder for 18 years so has good reason to have this lovely 111 painted in the maroon livery. Fred has also sent me some pictures of the 111 in its earlier life. Originally a dutch truck it has some good international history so i’ll try and get the pics of that on here too. Good work Fred, keep it up!
Heading Home from Crowfield. Some good pictures taken by the wife including this one, a nice slightly atmospheric shot at the end of a good weekend, just a shame no one wanted to give us a trophy!! We’ll be back
A little tribute to the legendary V8’s 40th birthday.
1, 2, 3 and 4 series V8’s all lined up next to each other. If we had thought about it we should have lined them up in order……….. nevermind. They all still look good.
I quite like this one. I usually find these paint jobs to much for my liking, but for some reason i liked it (must have been the beer!). She did sound well, it had a butterfly valve fitted and was running a slightly larger than normal pipe out of the normal place if you see what i mean. Tidy.
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