A couple for GOM.
Oily
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GOM, an AEC man through and through. I’m so old I’ve even driven a ‘2 stick’ Mk 3
Happy days
Would I go back ? nah, no digi tacho card for this old lad, I’ll live on my happy memories.
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All day long, I can admire the pictures and the ones I see on the road, but then I remember the 3am starts on freezing winter’s mornings which I actually enjoyed at the time, and the longer distance the better.
But now, if I have to go to the big town (15 kms) for something Amazon can’t bring, I have to phsych myself up for it. 
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Now here’s a border through which I doubt any of us on here has ever driven a lorry: China / Myanmar. And, of course, it looks like any other truck border crossing point!
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I’ll take the Austin, straight swap for my Jaguar (had it from new, 20 years old this month) 
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You may have, you may not have, but I have seen it before and it doesn’t age. Always good for a laugh.
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Presenting the Scania 4-series. Your reviewer/ spruiker is… Jeremy Clarkson 
Scania and roomy is a bit of a stretch, even on the current models.
That cab was introduced in the '90s, as a TM I was invited to a launch and drive at that truckstop at Shepshed just off the M1 in Leicestershire. Unfortunately it was on a Saturday and coincided with a big petanque competition, so it only took a moment for me to decide and thus I have never even been inside the cab of one.
I never liked Scania cabs. Like the Ford Transits, they’re made for short drivers.
Is that a Singer? My parents had one when we were kids, no caravan though, although we may have been in one when we got there.
Hillman is it?
I think you could be right, not quite right for a Singer perhaps.
It’s a Hillman.
A 1953 Hillman Minx to be precise, the penultimate side valve model.