Right, where were we…oh aye, Cometto…
pv83:
Cheers Dean! Interesting unit on that last pic (I took the liberty to “restore” it somewhat) and a nice follow up to the next subject I was wanting to bring to the table, because if my eyes don’t deceive me, that trailer looks like a Cometto…
I put that on there on purpose as i knew you would probably want to mention “Cometto” 
May i say what a fine piece it was ! Some very intresting pics there chap ,especially the Pacific of STSI !
Now as i understand it,they took over Transport Loste ! Have your contacts got any pics of the ERF NGC’s
they operated Patrick ■■? 
34081 was loaded up at Barry on 5/11/76 and arrived at the Peterborough British Sugar Corporation sidings above on the 6/11/76.
34081 pictured today in all it’s glory after being fully restored.
DEANB:
pv83:
Cheers Dean! Interesting unit on that last pic (I took the liberty to “restore” it somewhat) and a nice follow up to the next subject I was wanting to bring to the table, because if my eyes don’t deceive me, that trailer looks like a Cometto…I put that on there on purpose as i knew you would probably want to mention “Cometto”
May i say what a fine piece it was ! Some very intresting pics there chap ,especially the Pacific of STSI !
Now as i understand it,they took over Transport Loste ! Have your contacts got any pics of the ERF NGC’s
they operated Patrick ■■?
Reading my mind are we, Dean 
About those NGC’s… they actually wanted to buy some proper lorries i.e. Crusaders… weren’t available at the time, so they’d settled for second choice you see… don’t reckon they took lots of pic’s of the NGC’s, but I will do me best to come up with something…
Nice batch once again mate, love that pic where they’re putting that dozer on… 
Not for the faint hearted then eh
moomooland:
2 34081 was loaded up at Barry on 5/11/76 and arrived at the Peterborough British Sugar Corporation sidings above on the 6/11/76.
192 Squadron 34081 seen after being transported from Barry to Peterborough.
0 34081 pictured today in all it’s glory after being fully restored.
Cheers moomoland!
Never would have thought it was preserved, how much of those ended up in the scrap yard eh…
pv83:
DEANB:
pv83:
Cheers Dean! Interesting unit on that last pic (I took the liberty to “restore” it somewhat) and a nice follow up to the next subject I was wanting to bring to the table, because if my eyes don’t deceive me, that trailer looks like a Cometto…I put that on there on purpose as i knew you would probably want to mention “Cometto”
May i say what a fine piece it was ! Some very intresting pics there chap ,especially the Pacific of STSI !
Now as i understand it,they took over Transport Loste ! Have your contacts got any pics of the ERF NGC’s
they operated Patrick ■■?Reading my mind are we, Dean
About those NGC’s… they actually wanted to buy some proper lorries i.e. Crusaders… weren’t available at the time, so they’d settled for second choice you see…
Nice batch once again mate, love that pic where they’re putting that dozer on…
Not for the faint hearted then eh
Must admit i thought that about the dozer,cant do the truck any good !
A mixed selection.
Does shows how strong a fifth wheel actually is…
Nice batch again Dean, last two are very interesting, cheers mate!
Moving rail engines for the 1958 Universal Exhibition in Brussels:
youtube.com/embed/FDfXYjg6r7U?rel=0?ecver=1
DEANB:
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DEANB:
You still reading these Johnny ■■Click on page twice to magnify for reading.
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Indeed i do chap,sent you a email !
Froggy55:
Moving rail engines for the 1958 Universal Exhibition in Brussels:
youtube.com/embed/FDfXYjg6r7U?rel=0?ecver=1
Oh, you’ve just made my day Froggy! Thank you very much indeed for posting! Never knew the French made such films as well, and by the look of it, there’s lots of it, seems I’ve got a busy weekend ahead of me…
Buzzer:
Not quite so big but a low loader, Buzzer.
Cheers Buzzer! Doesn’t always have to be the big stuff to be interesting any info on that trailer perchance?