pete smith:
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anorak:DEANB:
Some old motors resting up.
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Leyland experts might help here- is this a cut-down rigid, or an original Leyland 6x4 tractor? If it is the latter, what would its name be?
I think it is an AEC and my thought it is a cut down rigid looking at the rear of the chassis it looks like it may be a tipper chassis??
Hiya…by the looks of the big bumper it could be a marshall major… AV 760 engined marshall… that would make sense i think
John
AEC crane in Malta, I think. Robert
![VS00185[1].jpg](https://europe1.discourse-cdn.com/flex013/uploads/trucknetuk/original/3X/9/c/9cfdfd584af54fdffde9951a502ce2e0a29ffdec.jpeg)
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Robthedog is this 88 still there pm please
theroadrunner:
well still waiting for the person im having the B series from to have time to deliver it BUT until then i managed to save another wagon only a baby this time but not a lot wrong with it so hopefully wont to to long before she is back on the roadwish me luck and any advice on the D series more then welcome ( its the 6 cylinder version
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This made me smile this was the first type of truck I drove. I lied that Id driven a truck before and was given a job driving one of these with a freezer box on the back 
Then I was given a Bedford TK which I loved till I wrote it off in the centre of Norwich oops.
ERF:
robert1952:
…And an ERF KV. RobertThis one is an ERF ‘V’ Type Robert…
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Thanks ‘ERF’! I’m not sure how I slipped the ‘K’ in there. 
Robert
ERF:
robert1952:
…And an ERF KV. RobertThis one is an ERF ‘V’ Type Robert…
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The reg. no. is an old Westmorland C.C. one from the late 40’s early 50’s so I wonder which operator had it new prior to it going into Fairground use ? Could it possibly have been someone like Ben Sayer from Brough ? Cheers Bewick.
Looks like a good pair of steel gull wing mudguards on the back . These are very hard to find now a days 
Lance Biscomb:
Looks like a good pair of steel gull wing mudguards on the back . These are very hard to find now a days
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Lawrence Dunbar:
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Great photo Lawrence of a working lorry , I love these types of photo very honest and original
Tankerman24:
theroadrunner:
well still waiting for the person im having the B series from to have time to deliver it BUT until then i managed to save another wagon only a baby this time but not a lot wrong with it so hopefully wont to to long before she is back on the roadThis made me smile this was the first type of truck I drove. I lied that Id driven a truck before and was given a job driving one of these with a freezer box on the back
I too drove D series and TKs when they were current. i enjoyed both. The D was more practical but I preferred driving the TKs, although that was not , I recall, the popular feeling at the time.
