mushroomman:
Thanks Keith, I seem to remember that E.M.C. had similar colours to Eric Hunwick who I think were from the Trafford Park area.
Eric Hunwick Transport started off in an old hangar at the back of Manchester Airport, then moved to Gorton Rd Reddish. Here’s a pic for comparison of livery:
JOHNXL70:
Having a rest from doing the beef job to Turkey mid 80’s
Hi John! Nice unit there got Amy more pics of it?
Danne
Cheers Danne ,we had another B reg and a D reg doing the same job. One used to load and shipout every Tuesday, 3 drops Izmir, Ankara and Incerlik ( Adana ) with hanging beef for the NATO bases in Turkey.
Here she is again in Spain after the beef job had finished.
The D reg we had in the background and a 2800 that used to do a Stuttgart round trip.
Here’s a question for those who remember driving or operating the DAF 2800/3300 ATIs. The previous DKS version had the 13-sp Fuller in as standard. I remember driving one. Then with ATI version with the DTSE engine, DAF standardised on the 16s-sp ZF Ecosplit (slap-across) on the Continent but standardised on the 9-sp Fuller for British RHD 2800s (apparently to suit our higher 60mph limit at the time). I drove one of those too and I’m sure that had a slap-across 4+4 (rather than 4-over4 too).
Now back to the 3300, which is the subject of this thread. We know that Turk-spec 3300s retained the 13-speed Fuller as the standard 'box. George Bennett accompanied a convoy of DAF demonstrators through Turkey for Truck & Driver magazine and noted that the 3300 FTT heavy duty model had a Fuller 13-sp ‘slap-across’ 'box. There are other examples of optional 13-sp Fullers being fitted to 3300s which I’ll post below.
My question is: does anyone know of any examples of a 3300 DAF SPACE CAB unit fitted with a Fuller 'box?