E124 RKR . Does anyone know if this truck is still around ?
Photo with permission from Yella, Thank’s
The vehicle details for E124 RKR are:
Date of Liability 30 09 1999
Date of First Registration 01 08 1987
Year of Manufacture 1987
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 14000CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Heavy Oil
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour CREAM
Vehicle Type Approval null
Looks like its been off the road for quite some time but doesn’t seem to have been exported.
If your desperate to locate it try putting letters into the likes of ‘truck & driver’ and ‘trucking’. People might be able to help you that way.
euroscot:
The vehicle details for E124 RKR are:Date of Liability 30 09 1999
Date of First Registration 01 08 1987
Year of Manufacture 1987
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 14000CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Heavy Oil
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour CREAM
Vehicle Type Approval nullLooks like its been off the road for quite some time but doesn’t seem to have been exported.
If your desperate to locate it try putting letters into the likes of ‘truck & driver’ and ‘trucking’. People might be able to help you that way.
Thankyou for the info.I t looks like an excellent example but the front grills were covered over so I wondered if the cooling system had been modified. Hope it’s stil alive. Thanks again.
Sorry,this wont help locate the old girl,but heres another pic of her.
Cant remember when I took it but was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!
Cant remember when I took it but was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!
Wow, Thank’s for the photo.I tracked the name ( W Humphreys) on the 1st photo and they still exist in Essex.I’ll give them a ring after the holiday’s.
Thank’s again.
Ex Fieldings:
Cant remember when I took it but was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!Wow, Thank’s for the photo.I tracked the name ( W Humphreys) on the 1st photo and they still exist in Essex.I’ll give them a ring after the holiday’s.
Thank’s again.
This leyland was owned by billy humphreys of silvertown east london,it was the art work was done by ray hargood i may have spelt his surname wrong,ray did some art work on my sons race car around 1994 when he was working on this leyland.I park my lorry in humphreys yard now which is in factory road london E16 near tate an lyles.Bill has pictures of all his old lorries,the pink panther,this leyland,the pied piper etc in his office.Im sure bill will tell you what happened to the lorry and if it still exists.Also on the back of the cab it was sign written “you,ve tried the cowboys now give the indians a chance”!
boyzee:
Ex Fieldings:
Cant remember when I took it but was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!Wow, Thank’s for the photo.I tracked the name ( W Humphreys) on the 1st photo and they still exist in Essex.I’ll give them a ring after the holiday’s.
Thank’s again.This leyland was owned by billy humphreys of silvertown east london,it was the art work was done by ray hargood i may have spelt his surname wrong,ray did some art work on my sons race car around 1994 when he was working on this leyland.I park my lorry in humphreys yard now which is in factory road london E16 near tate an lyles.Bill has pictures of all his old lorries,the pink panther,this leyland,the pied piper etc in his office.Im sure bill will tell you what happened to the lorry and if it still exists.Also on the back of the cab it was sign written “you,ve tried the cowboys now give the indians a chance”!
Thanks for the info mate. I wonder how many horses where under it ?
bubbleman:
was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!
This was the Humphreys that also had the flashy 141 Scania’s wasn’t it? I think they’ve been mentioned on here before and i’ve got the Truck & Driver’s they were featured in. I’m sure that Leyland was in a mag too, i’ll have to have a dig.
Ex Fieldings:
boyzee:
Ex Fieldings:
Cant remember when I took it but was,nt it handy having International as a surname !!!Wow, Thank’s for the photo.I tracked the name ( W Humphreys) on the 1st photo and they still exist in Essex.I’ll give them a ring after the holiday’s.
Thank’s again.This leyland was owned by billy humphreys of silvertown east london,it was the art work was done by ray hargood i may have spelt his surname wrong,ray did some art work on my sons race car around 1994 when he was working on this leyland.I park my lorry in humphreys yard now which is in factory road london E16 near tate an lyles.Bill has pictures of all his old lorries,the pink panther,this leyland,the pied piper etc in his office.Im sure bill will tell you what happened to the lorry and if it still exists.Also on the back of the cab it was sign written “you,ve tried the cowboys now give the indians a chance”!
Thanks for the info mate. I wonder how many horses where under it ?
they were usually 320, mine was
Found this clipping from a mag,I think he was a subbie for Peter Roff.
Hope its of interest’
Cheers Marc.
bubbleman:
Found this clipping from a mag,I think he was a subbie for Peter Roff.
Hope its of interest’
Cheers Marc.
Wow , Cheer’s mate