colinwallace1:
robert1952:
The above pic showed an ERF with a 5MW cab and a 6x4 unit with a 4MW cab. Here’s one with a 6MW cab. RobertRAN648R Was also a Leicester Heavy Haulage ERF.
You are right there, and here’s a picture to prove it! It was an MDC with a 6MW cab and an NTC 335 engine. Robert
That photo looks like Brush Loughborough .
Here’s a nice KV wrecker. This photo was taken at a show 30 years ago. I wonder if it is still around?
Another piece of fine art by Benkku, from the Drawings from Past to Future thread. Robert
Thought you might like to see some pictures of the ERF’s I have restored over the past few years and still have. I am currently restoring a 1971 64G four wheeler which was new to D C Thompson, Dundee & would be grateful if anyone has any pictures or information about these lorries when they were working as I hope to put it back to original spec’. Cheers.
sanform:
Thought you might like to see some pictures of the ERF’s I have restored over the past few years and still have. I am currently restoring a 1971 64G four wheeler which was new to D C Thompson, Dundee & would be grateful if anyone has any pictures or information about these lorries when they were working as I hope to put it back to original spec’. Cheers.
They are a credit to you! Robert
DEANB:
Strange looking old Erf ?
South Africa. Robert
sanform:
Thought you might like to see some pictures of the ERF’s I have restored over the past few years and still have. I am currently restoring a 1971 64G four wheeler which was new to D C Thompson, Dundee & would be grateful if anyone has any pictures or information about these lorries when they were working as I hope to put it back to original spec’. Cheers.
Wow, they are fab, I especially love that C series
Found this on the net. R
robert1952:
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ERF with trade plates 
just on me way to get it’s MOT then or has it just been out on road test 
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thought you couldn’t use trade plates for a £ load even back then 
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8LXBV8BRIAN:
robert1952:
0ERF with trade plates
thought you couldn’t use trade plates for a £ load even back then
They aren’t trade plates! They’re Maltese number plates. The picture is from Malta (spot the palm tree!). Robert 
robert1952:
8LXBV8BRIAN:
robert1952:
0ERF with trade plates
thought you couldn’t use trade plates for a £ load even back thenThey aren’t trade plates! They’re Maltese number plates. The picture is from Malta (spot the palm tree!). Robert
On another planet sounds about for his location “eh” Robert.
sanform:
Thought you might like to see some pictures of the ERF’s I have restored over the past few years and still have. I am currently restoring a 1971 64G four wheeler which was new to D C Thompson, Dundee & would be grateful if anyone has any pictures or information about these lorries when they were working as I hope to put it back to original spec’. Cheers.
very nice 
a local chap,ex-haulier,still has an old ERF 44G (i think) with aGardner 120 engine in his garage.i’m trying to persuade his family to restore it.
Guesty44:
robert1952:
8LXBV8BRIAN:
robert1952:
ERF with trade plates
thought you couldn’t use trade plates for a £ load even back thenThey aren’t trade plates! They’re Maltese number plates. The picture is from Malta (spot the palm tree!). Robert
On another planet sounds about for his location “eh” Robert.
Oh it could have been this photo. 
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8LXBV8BRIAN:
Guesty44:
Oh it could have been this photo.
Shoshaye:
[attachment=-1]uploadfromtaptalk1438723168415.jpg[/attachment]found this in the nettles last week. Any body got a diesel tank for her?
Here you go
eBay item number:
221991230105
Hi,
I didn,t think an ERF thread would be complete without some pics. of the many ERF,s that Rugby Cement operated over the years.
Here,s a few from the “KV” to the “C” series .
If you look closely at the pic. of F/N 277 you will see that the “air-con” is turned on!!
Cheers Bassman
Bassman:
If you look closely at the pic. of F/N 277 you will see that the “air-con” is turned on!!Cheers Bassman
Must have hit a manhole cover and jolted the passenger window down: they were apt to slip as they got older! Robert
