The Scammell is a restoration job, took this photo at the Tyne Tees run in 2015. I think there was an article about it in one of the classic magazines a few years ago and it did reside in Yorkshire somewhere IIRC.
NMP so donât know who to credit for it. Both roughly 240 bhp, both sleeper cabs and ready to go abroad which would you choose??
jshepguis:
NMP so donât know who to credit for it. Both roughly 240 bhp, both sleeper cabs and ready to go abroad which would you choose??0
The one on the right, both with narrow bunks by todayâs standards but the Atki (like mine at Econofreight for a time) with an engine hump which went from front to back of cab had, of necessity a folded one at elbow height, whereas the 88 with a shortened hump allowed space for the complete bunk to be set low down and, in the case of the 89 I drove for White Trux, no passenger seat which made it seem quite a spacious cab.
But I wouldnât knock either back in preference to a day cab.
rigsby:
pv83:
oiltreader:
A82 Glasgow Fort William at Tyndrum Stirlingshire.
Oily
Tyndrum Gold Mine
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ⌠s-54886709Would they be more recognisable if they had the Union Jack back on the grill again?
Youâre a little rascal Patrick , donât go upsetting those snp loonies any more than they already are .
Aye rigsby itâs about two thirds for the Union the other third when asked about a currency if Independence was voted for said " weâll stick wi the Giro" . and SNP MSP Emma Harper when discussing currency said we can use plastic(credit/debit cards) we are in good hands NOT.
scotlandinunion.co.uk/post/ ⌠on-deepens
I think this might have been an anniversary one Patrick.
Oily
Thanks to Buzzer, jshepguis and Suedehead for the pics
Another photo of YBE375K thanks to Graham Mitchell and the restoration info here
gazetteherald.co.uk/news/11 ⌠age-lorry/
Oily
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, jshepguis and Suedehead for the pics![]()
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Another photo of YBE375K thanks to Graham Mitchell and the restoration info here
gazetteherald.co.uk/news/11 ⌠age-lorry/
Oily
It might be just me but I think this design was so far ahead of its time itâs scary. That is one good looking tractor unit.
1 machine delivered to a timber yard nr Oxford using the forklift and 2 machines removed ,it rained all morning!
Punchy Dan:
0Assisting a plant fitter on the landfill nr Milton Keynes
Was that Newton Longville Dan?
Kempston:
Punchy Dan:
0Assisting a plant fitter on the landfill nr Milton KeynesWas that Newton Longville Dan?
Yes it was ,you wouldnât think that was the way in if youâd not been before
Punchy Dan:
Kempston:
Punchy Dan:
0Assisting a plant fitter on the landfill nr Milton KeynesWas that Newton Longville Dan?
Yes it was ,you wouldnât think that was the way in if youâd not been before
Tipped in there loads of times, as you say youâd never think that was the way in.
Buzzer:
Thats some fleet, Buzzer.
Exactly what I was thinking Buzzer, have to say Iâve never heard of them, guessing theyâve long gone now. Canât imagine where their yard was in Twickenham.
jshepguis:
NMP so donât know who to credit for it. Both roughly 240 bhp, both sleeper cabs and ready to go abroad which would you choose??0
Iâll take the Volvo thank you. Itâs a Smith and Robinson motor, by this time S&R had been absorbed into The Hargreaves Group.
Thanks for the info. on the Scammell
Dennis Javelin:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, jshepguis and Suedehead for the pics![]()
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Another photo of YBE375K thanks to Graham Mitchell and the restoration info here
gazetteherald.co.uk/news/11 ⌠age-lorry/
OilyIt might be just me but I think this design was so far ahead of its time itâs scary. That is one good looking tractor unit.
We had just one Scammell (8 wheeler) at our Liversedge terminal, I enjoyed using it occasionally, and yes, it had the Scammell âgate changeâ.