Ford Transcontinental

MOC:


Excellent pics once again MOC, brilliant. Looks they`re set to do a few miles!! :stuck_out_tongue:

A question for those in the know, what would have been the capacity of that belly tank on the the bottom pic. Maybe its the colour or the picture angle but it looks HUGE!! :laughing:

More pics please Mr MOC :wink:

bullitt:

MOC:

Excellent pics once again MOC, brilliant. Looks they`re set to do a few miles!! :stuck_out_tongue:

A question for those in the know, what would have been the capacity of that belly tank on the the bottom pic. Maybe its the colour or the picture angle but it looks HUGE!! :laughing:

More pics please Mr MOC :wink:

I had an ex-Whittles tilt with a similar round tank & the most I ever got in that was 1,100 litres.

Ross.

Dutch company in the 70ā€™s BUTRAKO

Not Sure about this i think its a transcon taken in Warrington dad only did one trip in it can,t remember much else about it

M62 Warr.jpg

Transcon & a belly tank at work making me loadsa deutchmarks :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

MOC:

Them two Mondial ones where lovely motors, Steve Partridges one was ace.

fly sheet:

MOC:

Them two Mondial ones where lovely motors, Steve Partridges one was ace.

Any more pics of them Flysheet :sunglasses:

What a great pic with the hose sticking out the window :laughing: :laughing: great

Im sorry Iā€™ve not got any pictures & haveā€™nt seen Steve in years. The pictures of its sister are on here somewhere it became a 6 wheeler, a guy with an Italian name had it IIRC. I didā€™nt know Him though. I knew Steve well & used to see Him most trips. It went like a train but had an air con box in the cab sat near the passenger seat which was odd, mine had the hump in the cab roof.

Good way to make money back then flogging diesel to The Yugos when the war was on, cashed in for a few trips I did but donā€™t tell The UN :smiley:

Some great photos on this thread. I loved My Transcon it was ace, loads of room, fast as ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  good on fuel what more could you need, well brakes I supposeā€¦

fly sheet:
Im sorry Iā€™ve not got any pictures & haveā€™nt seen Steve in years. The pictures of its sister are on here somewhere it became a 6 wheeler, a guy with an Italian name had it IIRC. I didā€™nt know Him though. I knew Steve well & used to see Him most trips. It went like a train but had an air con box in the cab sat near the passenger seat which was odd, mine had the hump in the cab roof.

Good way to make money back then flogging diesel to The Yugos when the war was on, cashed in for a few trips I did but donā€™t tell The UN :smiley:

Some great photos on this thread. I loved My Transcon it was ace, loads of room, fast as [zb], good on fuel what more could you need, well brakes I supposeā€¦

No worries mate,like you i had 2 of them from new, first one in 77 then got another in 79 ,were the best trucks i had,
and id never thought id say that as i had new 88/ 290 in 76 and always thought id never want anything else :laughing:

Whats with the Toad Hall 2 on the front :laughing:

must have been a good little earner during the yugo war,made it worth while :laughing:

MOC:

fly sheet:
Im sorry Iā€™ve not got any pictures & haveā€™nt seen Steve in years. The pictures of its sister are on here somewhere it became a 6 wheeler, a guy with an Italian name had it IIRC. I didā€™nt know Him though. I knew Steve well & used to see Him most trips. It went like a train but had an air con box in the cab sat near the passenger seat which was odd, mine had the hump in the cab roof.

Good way to make money back then flogging diesel to The Yugos when the war was on, cashed in for a few trips I did but donā€™t tell The UN :smiley:

Some great photos on this thread. I loved My Transcon it was ace, loads of room, fast as [zb], good on fuel what more could you need, well brakes I supposeā€¦

No worries mate,like you i had 2 of them from new, first one in 77 then got another in 79 ,were the best trucks i had,
and id never thought id say that as i had new 88/ 290 in 76 and always thought id never want anything else :laughing:

Whats with the Toad Hall 2 on the front :laughing:

must have been a good little earner during the yugo war,made it worth while :laughing:

It followed Toad Hall which was a blue one seen earlier in this thread. I was called Toad for a spell dunno why as I aint green!!!

does anyone remembers tydsley wilkeson from glossop they ran a fleet of transcontinentals
i use to load them when i worked for mat zwijndrecht.they ran out of mift then.about 1983
and does anybody remember the ex cast container fords stephan of the total in zeebruge
was selling for spare parts?

dutchie64:
does anyone remembers tydsley wilkeson from glossop they ran a fleet of transcontinentals
i use to load them when i worked for mat zwijndrecht.they ran out of mift then.about 1983
and does anybody remember the ex cast container fords stephan of the total in zeebruge
was selling for spare parts?

I bought a good few bits off them Cast lorries Stephan had, including a heater after doing without for a good while, the Guy in the workshop fitted it with Me Iā€™d nearly fell asleep by the motorway it was so warm in the cab. I think Stephans fitter was Hansā– ā– ? Nice guy from Germany IIRCā€¦

hereā€™s one from a show recentlyā€¦

fly sheet:
Im sorry Iā€™ve not got any pictures & haveā€™nt seen Steve in years. The pictures of its sister are on here somewhere it became a 6 wheeler, a guy with an Italian name had it IIRC. I didā€™nt know Him though. I knew Steve well & used to see Him most trips. It went like a train but had an air con box in the cab sat near the passenger seat which was odd, mine had the hump in the cab roof.
Good way to make money back then flogging diesel to The Yugos when the war was on, cashed in for a few trips I did but donā€™t tell The UN :smiley:
Some great photos on this thread. I loved My Transcon it was ace, loads of room, fast as [zb], good on fuel what more could you need, well brakes I supposeā€¦

Flysheet, this Toad Hall 1, taking a rest i see :laughing: :laughing:

MOC - itā€™s the same vehicle EHJ 562T.
Can still clearly remember the day my dad purchased it from Newham Motors. It was bog standard then, until ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  at Rainham got their hands on it.
It then went like stink!

churchyboy:
MOC - itā€™s the same vehicle EHJ 562T.
Can still clearly remember the day my dad purchased it from Newham Motors. It was bog standard then, until ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  at Rainham got their hands on it.
It then went like stink!

Hi churchboy, ha ha ,Yea relized it probably was the same unit,but the other was Toad Hall11 on the front :laughing: :laughing:
Did you have the 350 in it :exclamation:

MOC:

churchyboy:
MOC - itā€™s the same vehicle EHJ 562T.
Can still clearly remember the day my dad purchased it from Newham Motors. It was bog standard then, until ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  at Rainham got their hands on it.
It then went like stink!

Hi churchboy, ha ha ,Yea relized it probably was the same unit,but the other was Toad Hall11 on the front :laughing: :laughing:
Did you have the 350 in it :exclamation:

It was a 320 when I had it, it visited ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  too & It did go like a stink afterwards, Iā€™m ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  if I know why it was Toad Hall on that picture as it was Toad Hall 2, thats nearly at the end of its life in that picture, well its life with Me as it went to Russia to finish off. I had 1 no FWC 177Y too but donā€™t have any photos, it was a 370 LWB one, it was a proper monster but sadly got smashed up in our yard & went to Walsh & Dearden as a breaker. Would love to see a picture of it, It belonged to Don Alexander so as you can imagine was run in by the time I got itā€¦

fly sheet:

MOC:

churchyboy:
MOC - itā€™s the same vehicle EHJ 562T.
Can still clearly remember the day my dad purchased it from Newham Motors. It was bog standard then, until ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  at Rainham got their hands on it.
It then went like stink!

Hi churchboy, ha ha ,Yea relized it probably was the same unit,but the other was Toad Hall11 on the front :laughing: :laughing:
Did you have the 350 in it :exclamation:

It was a 320 when I had it, it visited ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā– ā–  too & It did go like a stink afterwards, Iā€™m [zb] if I know why it was Toad Hall on that picture as it was Toad Hall 2, thats nearly at the end of its life in that picture, well its life with Me as it went to Russia to finish off. I had 1 no FWC 177Y too but donā€™t have any photos, it was a 370 LWB one, it was a proper monster but sadly got smashed up in our yard & went to Walsh & Dearden as a breaker. Would love to see a picture of it, It belonged to Don Alexander so as you can imagine was run in by the time I got itā€¦

Thanks for the history shame about FWC I Have about 90 uk regs for transcons and sadly its not one of the pics :wink:

moc. got any pics of the panalpina transcons.