VOLVO BEAUTYS

Ulceby.

Not what you would call a beauty ,just another fh12 i used to fetch my mates fire engine from longside airfield nr peterhead . I belive the ford is now owned by Billy Bowie with the yellow tankers.
















Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:



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Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

Smart looking ex George Taylor FH, shame they closed down they always had an immaculate fleet!

Indeed it is, It was in for a faulty trailer light I believe as that’s what the boss the boss’s son and the driver was trying to fix. Or some electrical fault anyway! It is a shame they shut down though, but at least it’s a somewhat reminder of the smart fleet that once was :smiley:

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

All those hands and one little lightbulb!!! Yeah still see a few of their scanias/ecx’s

I think it was more than a lightbulb though as from what I saw when the unit had the electric plug fitted to the trailer the left hand lights wern’t lighting up brake/indicater lights and all.

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

Must be a loose connection or something, is it really safe to be messing with electrics when the tractors electrics suzie is still connected?

They we’re testing the electrics of the trailer as the suzie was connected, disconnected it again when they were mucking around with the wires and such. All was fixed as you can see in above picture as the driver heads south on the M62 :grimacing:

Ulceby.

I can’t make out the (probably pinched) British number plate In the window… :open_mouth:

My best mate drives DU61 AHD for the above company…

Ah well you can tell your mate theres a pic of his lorry on trucknet :smiley:

Cheers

Jonny :sunglasses:

Spotted the Volvo sweet shop in Tallinn last year

larrylingo:
Spotted the Volvo sweet shop in Tallinn last year

That is “sweet” :laughing:

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Here’s 3 of ours a really tidy F12. Dan


R19 DJJ - J.A.COLES - VOLVO FH by lewmanuk, on Flickr


R19 DJJ - J.A.COLES - VOLVO GLOBETROTTER by lewmanuk, on Flickr

Ulceby.

Ulceby.