man racing truck at pembray today.
this one had been fighting.
this one had been fighting.
pete 359:
man racing truck at pembray today.
Makes me ill watching Truck racing Andrew!! Bloody cruel I call it mate,but I suppose you’ll be just reliving old times at Joints!! terrible,just terrible,I’d have sacked the ■■■■■■ lot of you,apart from Cliff Ashley,I suppose,and I could probably have knocked Martyn into shape!!! Cheers Dennis.
Bewick:
pete 359:
man racing truck at pembray today.Makes me ill watching Truck racing Andrew!! Bloody cruel I call it mate,but I suppose you’ll be just reliving old times at Joints!! terrible,just terrible,I’d have sacked the ■■■■■■ lot of you,apart from Cliff Ashley,I suppose,and I could probably have knocked Martyn into shape!!! Cheers Dennis.
Dennis M8, don’t knock it till you tried it. Back in 1989/90 I was a guest of Trans-litre of Burton on Trent at Donnington Park. They had a 4x2 ERF in the race, with a bunch of working motors, and regular guys racing against them. What a blast that day was, and have never forgot it. I would of been thrilled to have been at Pembrey yesterday, especially in the company of Andrew and the gang, I am sure you would enjoy it also.
A lot of people on here, as myself have a lot of respect for you, I am 2800 miles away, so why don’t you make plans to visit some of the shows next year. I am sure you will enjoy yourself, and there are many that would enjoy your presence also.
Regards Paul
Paul John:
Bewick:
pete 359:
man racing truck at pembray today.Makes me ill watching Truck racing Andrew!! Bloody cruel I call it mate,but I suppose you’ll be just reliving old times at Joints!! terrible,just terrible,I’d have sacked the ■■■■■■ lot of you,apart from Cliff Ashley,I suppose,and I could probably have knocked Martyn into shape!!! Cheers Dennis.
Dennis M8, don’t knock it till you tried it. Back in 1989/90 I was a guest of Trans-litre of Burton on Trent at Donnington Park. They had a 4x2 ERF in the race, with a bunch of working motors, and regular guys racing against them. What a blast that day was, and have never forgot it. I would of been thrilled to have been at Pembrey yesterday, especially in the company of Andrew and the gang, I am sure you would enjoy it also.
A lot of people on here, as myself have a lot of respect for you, I am 2800 miles away, so why don’t you make plans to visit some of the shows next year. I am sure you will enjoy yourself, and there are many that would enjoy your presence also.Regards Paul
Hiya Paul,I was just indulging in a bit of banter which I know Andrew takes with “a large pinch of salt!” and a good laugh! But personally I’ve never been able to stand any form of abuse to motors/stock cars ect. I can watch Formula 1 but thats about my lot!! I’ve been to a number of shows over the years but I can’t say I’m a “rabid” enthusiast although I do fully appreciate the amount toil that must go into each project and the dedication that such an effort requires! However ,I am very interested in how old,long gone, hauliers operated and,of course,the motors they ran.I thoroughly enjoy browsing through the various threads on this site and studying the photos,particularly the Great Bubb’s thread which contains many shots of “old” motors when they were new as IMO no matter how well modern restorations are they can never equal the origional vehicle when it was indeed new.Who knows I may decide to attend a few shows in 2012 and put faces to some of the great lads I’ve “met” on TN------ but don’t hold your breath Paul!!! Regards Dennis.
hi all,
dennis to be honest mate,i don’t really “get” the modern truck racing.it’s all big teams and six figure sums.when i went to the first ever race at donnington in 1984,that was brilliant.the drivers dropped their loaded trailers in the parking area,stuck a number on the door and went off around the circuit.it’s changed alot since those early days.this scania pace truck reminded me of a certain ■■■■■■■■ haulier 
regards andrew.
pete 359:
hi all,
dennis to be honest mate,i don’t really “get” the modern truck racing.it’s all big teams and six figure sums.when i went to the first ever race at donnington in 1984,that was brilliant.the drivers dropped their loaded trailers in the parking area,stuck a number on the door and went off around the circuit.it’s changed alot since those early days.this scania pace truck reminded me of a certain ■■■■■■■■ haulier
regards andrew.
Hi Andrew,
Thats Dennis mate TNUK member yappie’s motor.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
pete 359:
hi all,
dennis to be honest mate,i don’t really “get” the modern truck racing.it’s all big teams and six figure sums.when i went to the first ever race at donnington in 1984,that was brilliant.the drivers dropped their loaded trailers in the parking area,stuck a number on the door and went off around the circuit.it’s changed alot since those early days.this scania pace truck reminded me of a certain ■■■■■■■■ haulier
regards andrew.Hi Andrew,
Thats Dennis mate TNUK member yappie’s motor.
Cheers Dave.
perhaps dennis was driving
sammy dog:
Dave the Renegade:
pete 359:
hi all,
dennis to be honest mate,i don’t really “get” the modern truck racing.it’s all big teams and six figure sums.when i went to the first ever race at donnington in 1984,that was brilliant.the drivers dropped their loaded trailers in the parking area,stuck a number on the door and went off around the circuit.it’s changed alot since those early days.this scania pace truck reminded me of a certain ■■■■■■■■ haulier
regards andrew.Hi Andrew,
Thats Dennis mate TNUK member yappie’s motor.
Cheers Dave.perhaps dennis was driving
Bit big for him to handle Martyn .
pete 359:
mechanic77:
Heres some pictures from the Malvern trip.
Neil.hi all,
had a great weekend with the lads.friday we all met up at upton for the show in malvern on saturday,sunday truck racing at pembray.a great end to the 2011 show season.
big thank you to niel and andrew for getting me into the show scene ive met some really great people on the 3 outings ive been to just like to say a big thank you to all in the picture including steelboy f10 who is taking the picture thanks lads best regards martyn sammy dog. i forgot to mention rolly who could nt be with us as he was collecting his shopping see you all next season. 
i think dennis was driving this one.thought he was going to gravesend and very nearly did 
pete 359:
i think dennis was driving this one.thought he was going to gravesend and very nearly did
Where did he get his fron’t tyres,out of Joints tyre store■■? Anon II
Bewick:
pete 359:
i think dennis was driving this one.thought he was going to gravesend and very nearly didWhere did he get his fron’t tyres,out of Joints tyre store■■? Anon II
If I had to choose a Bewick motor/s as a truck racing rig ( is that the right description?) it would be these two tractors J7 & J8 SAY,maybe the only draw back would be they were on steel suspension! 
Bewick:
If I had to choose a Bewick motor/s as a truck racing rig ( is that the right description?) it would be these two tractors J7 & J8 SAY,maybe the only draw back would be they were on steel suspension!
smart looking motor there dennis boyo.
sammy dog:
Bewick:
If I had to choose a Bewick motor/s as a truck racing rig ( is that the right description?) it would be these two tractors J7 & J8 SAY,maybe the only draw back would be they were on steel suspension!smart looking motor there dennis boyo.
Bewick:
sammy dog:
Bewick:
If I had to choose a Bewick motor/s as a truck racing rig ( is that the right description?) it would be these two tractors J7 & J8 SAY,maybe the only draw back would be they were on steel suspension!smart looking motor there dennis boyo.
id like to put one of those on my shopping list cheers martyn.