Anyone have pictures of truck interiors

[pete_smith]

Gardner 120:

Retired Old ■■■■:

Gardner 120:
Albion (late 50s / early 60s) most likely or maybe a Bedford S Type (as they were the only wagons we had back then)

One of the older Albions, I reckon, matey. Certainly not a Bedford.

Yes - I’m sure you are right

100% Albion, early Chieftain can tell by way bonnet slops towards back of cab also gearstick etc

[retired_old_fart]

As opposed to Atkinsons, where the bonnet slopes away from the driver, thereby dumping his tobacco tin into the passenger’s side footwell!

[gardner_120]

One of these I imagine - take your pick!

[gardner_120]

ERF LV

Haydons’ LVs from G to J reg had the indicators up near the sun visor - ■■■■■■■■■ Lucas switches as I recall

[old_67]

I had almost forgotten about these switches, all our LAD Chieftains had them.

Regards. John.

[robert1952]

old 67:
I had almost forgotten about these switches, all our LAD Chieftains had them.
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Regards. John.

Indicator switch! Morris LDMs had them too. Robert

[retired_old_fart]

If my memory hasn’t taken another turn for the worse, I believe Big Js used them, as well.

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[tiptop495]

Here some,

Eric,

[gardnersmoke]

ERF ‘A’ Series

[zb_anorak]

gardnersmoke:
ERF ‘A’ Series

Those Italian ones look noisy, with all that untrimmed steel. Was that the case?

[rastone]

Austin Loadstar,Foden,Transco.Thorneycroft

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