Heres a bit about the Chrysler engine.
Click on page twice.
DEANB:
Heres a bit about the Chrysler engine.Click on page twice.
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Seem to recall reading somewhere that a Scania engine of some sort would slot into a Barrios Dodge 300 series without too much aggro…!
pyewacket947v:
DEANB:
Heres a bit about the Chrysler engine.Click on page twice.
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Seem to recall reading somewhere that a Scania engine of some sort would slot into a Barrios Dodge 300 series without too much aggro…!
I did hear the same sort of story years ago, about being able to put a Chrysler/Dodge engine into a 1617 Merc
This is a nice clip from the 50s, about transport, youtube.com/watch?v=jdXEdCwQP
And another clip about the development of the combustion engine, youtube.com/watch?v=o-tOYz_-YII
Punchy Dan:
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4 photos ,having a break in Germany ,waking up in Affi Italy ,A wee stop in Austria bottom of the Brenner and waiting to unload in Napoli from 2003 .
Nice to see an old Scanny Harry Vos wag ‘n’ drag!
Must have been quite the trip in the Sprinter?
pv83:
This is a nice clip from the 50s, about transport, youtube.com/watch?v=jdXEdCwQPAnd another clip about the development of the combustion engine, youtube.com/watch?v=o-tOYz_-YII
First link is unfortunately unavailable. The little film about the history of Diesel engine is most interesting; thanks! I thought that all hot-ball diesels were two strokes.
pv83:
Punchy Dan:
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4 photos ,having a break in Germany ,waking up in Affi Italy ,A wee stop in Austria bottom of the Brenner and waiting to unload in Napoli from 2003 .Nice to see an old Scanny Harry Vos wag ‘n’ drag!
Must have been quite the trip in the Sprinter?
That was when I had the air bed which lost pressure when cold ,later on I got a webasto and took the twin seat out and made a bed with mattress ,every sprinter trip is a good one as you can eat sleep n drive where ever you want 
Suedehead:
01Couple of Spanish Dodges. Had a bit of a rep as flying machines back in the day. Were they really “all that”?
NMPs
Gawd yes, i had a 14 litre ■■■■■■■ E320 at the time which pulled like hell and overgeared to suit, only the big cabbed Spanish Dodges and the then new 142 Scanias on the same work (similar weights and work) would give it a run for its money.
There were some green cabbed Spanish Dodge artic tippers running out of St Neots area (company name eludes me worsening memory 
) that often used to run about the same time early morn up the M6 heading to Spillers Milling at Birkenhead, wacky races some mornings…so i’m told.
OK here you go in my do you remember series what year was this New Musical Express chart from, I dont know so its up to one of you, chairs Buzzer
Possibly 1966 Buzzer?
David
Thanks to DEANB, Suedehead and Buzzer for the pics 
and pv83 for the links
Oily
Loaded in Tunisia for Libya. credit to David Stanley for the photo.
Buzzer:
OK here you go in my do you remember series what year was this New Musical Express chart from, I dont know so its up to one of you, chairs Buzzer
1966
Buzzer:
OK here you go in my do you remember series what year was this New Musical Express chart from, I dont know so its up to one of you, chairs Buzzer
It was possibly June 66 when chart was issued.
Back to trucks, someone must know about the company below, its for sale but will need alot of TLC, chairs Buzzer
A Nuffield tractor and machine being manhandled from a BRS Bristol at the garage in Reading I was apprenticed at. Not my pics
Pete.
Great period photo of Nuffield being craned. Can’t work out what is behind the tractor.