Bobtail:
Truckfest about 1989
I forgot we once had this on fleet. Wider turning circle than Ark Royal, and only the Iveco bits ever let us down.
Bobtail:
Bobtail:
Truckfest about 19891
I forgot we once had this on fleet. Wider turning circle than Ark Royal, and only the Iveco bits ever let us down.
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Excellent photo bobtail
Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG
phillybob71:
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Excellent photo phillybob71 marra
Kindest regards
CG
moomooland:
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Excellent photos moomooland
Kindest regards
CG
moomooland:
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Excellent photos moomooland
Kindest regards
CG
Seen in the parking area at the Heritage Motor Centre during the Classic Commercial Show , was this Seddon Atkinson 4 wheeler.
It must be one of the last to bear the Seddon Atkinson badging , and its also proudly displaying a Silver Knight` on the grille.
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
moomooland:
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Well done moomooland this must rate as one of my favourite photo and unfortunately now gone company .
A great truck to drive…Atki Strato twin steer looking tired after a long service at Jaspers Foods. sadly written off a few years back, RIP 
Another old un… A 350 coupled to a twin splitter.
Once upon a time …,
there was a Seddon Atkinson Strato, an ERF, a Leyland T45 and a fork lift truck with a pile of bits …
Last Wednesday, Kevin Dennis brought a Seddon Atkinson Strato to Freckleton, (near Preston), to collect a couple of
vehicles and some parts he had bought.
The ERF:
The Leyland (D495LAT):
The parts:
Loaded - and being strapped before departure:
The Roadtrain has a ■■■■■■■ E290, Fuller RTX11609 and a Volvo back end. It apparently ran like the wind when in service. It was bought from it’s original owner by John Richards at CV Spares in Morecambe, with a view to it being restored and rallied. Sadly, it would appear that never happened.
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Can anyone help me with information about this strato? G329 MKW grassmere motors further up in the post
moomooland:
Hiya,
Nice thread, now I’ve never had the pleasure of driving those Strato’s, but I always thought they looked the part, in a proper livery that is…
What about the handlings, were they better or worse than the equivalent Leyland DAF 95 series?
Or Pegaso Troner for that matter 
Cheers, Patrick
Here is a strato owned by my friend Ian ridley I think this was at a truck fest in Scotland roughly 95 or 96 , unfortunately this wagon has been retired for a few years but shows they were a smart motor in their day, previous to being owned by Ian ridley it was white with John Carr from Sheffield on it , they use to manufacture or sell house doors etc
