gerbil sb152:
Hi all, Lurpak were those pics from NEC this weekend or were they on here before from the February show.
Hi gerbil, they were from the February show this year. We always take them in for 6 o clock on the Saturday morning,all done by 7ish.
Just took this whilst I’m parked up for the night at Lincoln Farm couldn’t get a better picture as we’re all packed in like sardines [emoji4]
Buzzer
Buzzer:
Buzzer
Thats not a Boxer, looks like a Buffalo
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, Ray Smyth, gazsa401, mushroomman, Lawrence Dunbar and lurpak for the photos
Credit to Flicktone for the Scammell photos.
Some great paint jobs here Oily a lot of hours in the sign writing.What do think Suedehead.
Dig
The old 4/40 AC. 4 windows open, 40 mph.
Buzzer:
One for DIG, this is Australian humour
Thanks Buzzer for the memories I had one or two of that model over the years, but I do recall towards end if the A/c wasn’t working I wouldnt load until it was.
I was always concerned with the weather forcast too.
DIG:
Buzzer:
One for DIG, this is Australian humourThanks Buzzer for the memories I had one or two of that model over the years, but I do recall towards end if the A/c wasn’t working I wouldnt load until it was.
I was always concerned with the weather forcast too.
Reminds me of the old Scottish weather joke.
“Warning for 3ft dwarves in the Cairngorms, 4ft snowdrifts expected”
Suedehead:
Buzzer:
BuzzerThats not a Boxer, looks like a Buffalo
I wondered what that was, if you zoom in it looks like Buffalo. Boxer was a Redline.
A cold, wet, and windy morning at Martland Park, Wigan, earlier today.
A Volvo from Poland delivering onions, and a Renault from Murcia in Spain
loaded with fruit & vegetables grown in Almeria Province.
Ray.
Buzzer
That’s a bit how I looked when I first arrived in Darwin, minus the corks though, never did see anyone with those, but yes to Matilda on me back. And the sweat with the humidity was real and the Wet was just finishing down the track.
Thanks to gazsa401, Buzzer, DIG and Ray Smyth for the photos.
Oily
Wash down Aussie style, credit to Jacob for the photo.
oiltreader:
Australia again and the original 5.7 litre power unit would struggle a bit.
Oily
Were the covers on the cars to protect them from oil leaks from the cars above ?
