Near-perfect restorations

Punchy Dan:
You’d need shares in David’s p 38 to restore one of those things :laughing: :laughing: :stuck_out_tongue:

Never kept them long enough to need restoring Dan’l ! Atki Borderer is more like the motor I would restore ! Far superior to an ERF IMHO. :wink: Cheers Dennis.

I also drove this one, Regards Larry.

Lawrence Dunbar:
I also drove this one, Regards Larry.0

Hey Larry you never “owned up” to driving decent motors !! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: Cheers Dennis.

Bewick:

Punchy Dan:
You’d need shares in David’s p 38 to restore one of those things :laughing: :laughing: :stuck_out_tongue:

Never kept them long enough to need restoring Dan’l ! Atki Borderer is more like the motor I would restore ! Far superior to an ERF IMHO. :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Yes iam sure you would ,with a York diamond chassis trailer too ? :wink:

Now this is what I call a proper motor, :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: . Regards Larry.

Punchy Dan:

Bewick:

Punchy Dan:
You’d need shares in David’s p 38 to restore one of those things :laughing: :laughing: :stuck_out_tongue:

Never kept them long enough to need restoring Dan’l ! Atki Borderer is more like the motor I would restore ! Far superior to an ERF IMHO. :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Yes iam sure you would ,with a York diamond chassis trailer too ? :wink:

Nothing wrong with the York SL castellated chassis it was the gearing of the landing legs that precluded anymore joining the Bewick fleet Dan’l Cheers Dennis.

Lawrence Dunbar:
0Now this is what I call a proper motor, :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: . Regards Larry.0

“Crawler” hic! hic! :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Bewick:

Lawrence Dunbar:
0Now this is what I call a proper motor, :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: . Regards Larry.0

“Crawler” hic! hic! :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Well Dennis I was never ever in crawler gear :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: , with this high performer ERF, & I ran it at 40 tonnes before I retired & it could hold its own with anything, The good old days when wagons were a pleasure to drive, Not like the modern day stuff when all the drivers does is steer them, Of course I might be a bit old fashioned but I was on a Horse & Rolly when I started work in 1950 delivering rations for the Co-op in Newcastle the rolly had a pole down the middle & a sheet that just pushed up to the front & was only used If it rained, The good old days of my youth, Regards Larry.

A restored Bewick Atki at the Leyland Museum

Lawrence Dunbar:

Bewick:

Lawrence Dunbar:
0Now this is what I call a proper motor, :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: . Regards Larry.0

“Crawler” hic! hic! :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Well Dennis I was never ever in crawler gear :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: , with this high performer ERF, & I ran it at 40 tonnes before I retired & it could hold its own with anything, The good old days when wagons were a pleasure to drive, Not like the modern day stuff when all the drivers does is steer them, Of course I might be a bit old fashioned but I was on a Horse & Rolly when I started work in 1950 delivering rations for the Co-op in Newcastle the rolly had a pole down the middle & a sheet that just pushed up to the front & was only used If it rained, The good old days of my youth, Regards Larry.

I can put a “word” in for you to the Old man Larry they were always on the look out for a keen Lad ! But you would have to light the fire at 4 am every morning to be ready to have steam up for 5:30 eh! Cheers Dennis.

Bewick:
A restored Bewick Atki at the Leyland Museum

That would be the 2nd time ONL had a restoration Dennis. :wink: :laughing: :wink: :laughing: - :laughing: :wink: :laughing: :wink:

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pete smith:
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Nice depot shot that one Pete ONL 482M was one of two Borderers that survived the other one being OJM 480L. Cheers Dennis.

Non standard mid lift danl

phop:
Non standard mid lift danl

You can’t see that from there ! :laughing:

You shouldn’t have posted pictures of what you’ve done to one of jacks finest

For somebody who says that he doesn’t rate Foden’s I’m pretty sure that I spotted a Foden badge on Dan’s truck the other day? Happen I’m getting confused in my old age though! :confused:

Pete.

windrush:
For somebody who says that he doesn’t rate Foden’s I’m pretty sure that I spotted a Foden badge on Dan’s truck the other day? Happen I’m getting confused in my old age though! :confused:

Pete.

Hi windrush, The Fodens IMO Were tops, They made me a few bob, Regards Larry.

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windrush:
For somebody who says that he doesn’t rate Foden’s I’m pretty sure that I spotted a Foden badge on Dan’s truck the other day? Happen I’m getting confused in my old age though! :confused:

Pete.

its just a lorry with a ■■■■■■■ engine , ERF had sold all theirs so it’s a 2nd best compromise,and a restoration that works most days as near to perfect as I could in the time .

Punchy Dan:
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windrush:
For somebody who says that he doesn’t rate Foden’s I’m pretty sure that I spotted a Foden badge on Dan’s truck the other day? Happen I’m getting confused in my old age though! :confused:

Pete.

its just a lorry with a ■■■■■■■ engine , ERF had sold all theirs so it’s a 2nd best compromise,and a restoration that works most days as near to perfect as I could in the time .

Well Dan it looks like a good workhorse to me, Regards Larry.