Found this article that should intrest you chaps from Trucking International 1993.
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Here is a man most of you will recognise Jeff Banks sadly no longer with us,with his son Sam and panic Pete’s grandson in Tangier waiting for customs. He was a larger than life character always up for some nonsense. I certainly miss him and his humour.
ye lovely fella had some good laughs with him all the best roadrage 
Here is a good collection of gentlemen on a rare day off taking in the sunshine at the plage de nations.
hi cliff looks like cornish gerry me ol m8 bristol kev welsh bob he had magnum i think used to have the doris with him most of the time cant place other guys but prob had a few with them somewhere
Bob, Malcolm, Dave, Kevin, Bob, J.C., Womble, Geary.
aah mr chivers can see him now tks
Here we are in the M.I.F.T. loading for Morroco. Belated congratulations to Tony Bradfield on his retirement e joy it mate you’ve earned it have a large brandy with me.
Cliff luxton:
Here is a good collection of gentlemen on a rare day off taking in the sunshine at the plage de nations.
Good to see father in law “Grandad Bob” looking relaxed on the left there Cliff. Can’t see all the tattoo’s properly!!. I’ll have to bring him down south for a pint one of these days…
Keep them coming. Kind regards Adrian
I don’t know if this is of any interest? Here is a picture showing a couple of our lads down in the Western Sahara near Erfoud in Morocco last week. They were delivering props for the latest Bond Film
gilbert4649:
I don’t know if this is of any interest? Here is a picture showing a couple of our lads down in the Western Sahara near Erfoud in Morocco last week. They were delivering props for the latest Bond Film
That was probably to the film studios at Ouarzazate, a desert town south of the Atlas mountains. I delivered stuff there for the re-making of The Ten Commandments. It’s an interesting route: Tangier, Casablanca, Marrakech, over the highest road pass in Morocco at Tizi n’Tichka in the High Atlas Mountains, and south to Ouarzazate. Spectacular scenery! In this picture I am parked right outside the front of the studios. Robert
robert1952:
gilbert4649:
I don’t know if this is of any interest? Here is a picture showing a couple of our lads down in the Western Sahara near Erfoud in Morocco last week. They were delivering props for the latest Bond FilmThat was probably to the film studios at Ouarzazate, a desert town south of the Atlas mountains. I delivered stuff there for the re-making of The Ten Commandments. It’s an interesting route: Tangier, Casablanca, Marrakech, over the highest road pass in Morocco at Tizi n’Tichka in the High Atlas Mountains, and south to Ouarzazate. Spectacular scenery! In this picture I am parked right outside the front of the studios. Robert
Yes spectacular to say the least! Here is one of the “pull in’s” enroute. Pity it was so cloudy!
This was always a welcome refuge after putting up with all the hassle on the estates and loading places around Casa.Sitting in the garden with a nice cold beer watching the tortoise.
Some old battered trucks in Laghouat, Algeria, pictures were taken by a friend in 12/07/2015 morning
Leyland T45 ?
Berliet GLR
Renault TR
SNVI B-Series
SNVI TB-Series
Iveco-Unic TurboStar
SNVI TB-Series
Renault R-Series
Berliet GLR
Ford LTS9000
Hino HE
Nice pics Raji! Yes, you are right: the first pic shows a Leyland T45 Roadtrain. It might even be one of the many LHD Roadtrains that were exported to France with Roll Royce 350s in them (and 9-speed Fullers). Cheers, Robert 
Leyland trucks are hard to find in Algeria, i’ve seen very few of them, by the way did you go around Arzew when you visited Oran ? i think there was a white one abandoned in a gas station road between Gdyel and Arzew …
Raji:
Leyland trucks are hard to found in Algeria, i’ve seen very few of them, by the way did you go around Arzew when you visited Oran ? i think there was a white one abandoned in a gas station road between Gdyel and Arzew …
No, Raji, I didn’t see one. Robert