Back to trucks again.
Heres the UNIC Izoard 340.
Those NRK ladders at the front of the tilt would do some damage if they worked their way loose in transit! 
NZ JAMIE:
G’day,
Great stuff GB1 mate,love your work. As the wolf man says its great for model makers. I’ve a bit of a request please mate do you have any SK Merc V8 engine shots and any 2 Series Scania cab interior pics?
Cheers Jamie
I’ve got some 2-series brochures,are you after the brown interior or the later blue-cab?
A quick look at Magirus Deutz, followed by a few others to whet your appetite.
G’day,
TIR mate I’d like to see the brown trim Scania 142 pics please mate. Can you post the complete brochure too please?
Thanks Jamie
NZ JAMIE:
G’day,
TIR mate I’d like to see the brown trim Scania 142 pics please mate. Can you post the complete brochure too please?
Thanks Jamie
I’ll try and dig them out this weekend and scan 'em,then I’ll put them on here.
Any preference for R-cab or T-cab?
Hey mate,
R142 sleeper cab if you have them please.
Ta mate Jamie
The nightrider sleeper conversions bring back memories.Drove a Tm ridgid that had one but it had a dual/bench type passenger seat and made getting in the bunk a trifle difficult . After a few beers it was easier to sleep across the seats. 
NZ JAMIE:
Hey mate,
R142 sleeper cab if you have them please.
Ta mate Jamie
The 142 brochures I have don’t really give any decent pictures of the interior,so I’ve scanned a 1982 brochure which introduces the 2-series…
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…of course in 1985 they introduced the blue cab…
…after a succession of brown cabbed 111’s and 112’s I had one of the new blue cabs in 1985.
It was lovely,It was the dog’s danglies!!!
Here’s a spec sheet for the 142…
Whilst rummaging through,I also found this 2-series accessory brochure dated 1983…
…and this one,complete with price list,from 1978 for the 111,141 range…
…and I found this…
which is dated 1975,and say’s it’s a 1st edition,so it must be from when the 111 took over from the 110.
And to think it all started from this…
…from a 1968 110 brochure.
If you,or indeed anyone else,wants any more info or pics then let me know,I have quite a few 1,2 and 3 series brochures.
gb1:
A quick look at Magirus Deutz, followed by a few others to whet your appetite.
do you have any more on the spanish dodges, especially the r38
Thanks KW for the scania pics. Dad had a 112 with the blue interior. still prefer it to todays trucks.
Thanks for the Scania pics mate. They’ve helped heaps with my 142 model.
Cheers Jamie
atkidave:
gb1:
A quick look at Magirus Deutz, followed by a few others to whet your appetite.
do you have any more on the spanish dodges, especially the r38
Hi atkidave. Yes, I have a couple for the Spanish Dodges, but unfortunately i won’t be home till Christmas, so if you don’t mind waiting, i’ll put them on then.
October while Christmas lol where do you work? Oil rig?
New (Christmas) request, early K100s. 1970s or earlier if poss.
Cheers, great thread.
Lonewolf Yorks:
New (Christmas) request, early K100s. 1970s or earlier if poss.
For me all those with round headlights, so to early 80s is also good.
Lonewolf Yorks:
October while Christmas lol where do you work? Oil rig?New (Christmas) request, early K100s. 1970s or earlier if poss.
Cheers, great thread.
Hiya Lonewolf. Passing by home today, but won’t have time to do any requests. I’m on the rock’n’roll tour game. Got this week in the UK, then back out to Europe next week, finishing the tour in Italy on the 22nd.
Thanks to everyone who’s asked for particular brochures. I’m pleased I saved them all, though the wife might not be so happy about the clutter! So, please be patient, and i’ll get to it after Christmas.
Sorry for the delay, but I’ve got a new laptop and having trouble posting, but here goes with a few more from Leyland.
Then theres this from the Lynx/Bison/Buffalo range.
For all you brochure collectors, there’s a guy up in Scotland who’s spent loads of his own time putting thousands of them, page by page, on to CD-ROMs which he is selling.There are 18 sets of discs available (possibly more now) covering many of the best-known truck, tractor and construction plant makers of the post-war period. Discs come in singles at £5 each or double and treble disc sets at £10 plus £2 per order for post and packing. As an example, I bought the Foden 3-disc set, which has over 1000 images dating back to the FG range in 1948 and finishing with a nice sequence of shots of the very last chassis under construction. From what I’ve seen, they’re great value, don’t take up loads of room in your loft and can be viewed on a computer or possibly on a good dvd player(but I can’t guarantee that - mine won’t!). The guy’s name is Jim Horn, he’s a driver himself and deserves a bit of support for his efforts. Contact him at - horn.chevy@blueyonder.co.uk .
Hiya GB1 have you had a look at the Smiths of Maddiston site.We’re desperate for a sales brochre for a Guy Big J with a 8 LXB power.CAN YOU PLEASE HELP
your our last hope.
John.