Mercedes in Brazil,, This Mercedes is still working in Brazil to this day, made in 1969 as a four wheeler, and then after one year converted to a six wheeler. More information soon from Andy In Bonnie Scotland.
Remember Lansing Bagnel or Bagnell, well its now Lansing Linde Ltd,,, we have here one of their trucks en route somewhere in England,, the weather was not so good but if I get a clean shot of this I can replace it,,, thanks to the driver for letting me take the photo, safe travels.
Eddie Stobart Dawn Ann in clean order,,, nice new truck,,, all ready for the dirty road ahead.
Pepsi Cola in the USA, faded colours, lacks that sparkle that Coca Cola has,,, whoops! ,,, ok I know it’s a matter of taste,,,
The New Orkney Island Ferry at Gills, cheaper than Scrabster for HGV, but I am nor sure if its all year round service,,, it’s a much faster crossing,, and worth a try if needed.
Brian Williamson Transport from Ferry Hill Durham, Looks like Gary in the Ferry Hill Flyer,,,, shown here at Poplar Services on the M6 M56 Intersections, possibly Britain’s biggest Transport café,,, you can stand there and watch trucks in a constant stream going in and out,,, It has three golf courses for the drivers whilst taking a break,,, the biggest in the usa only has one golf course.
C.J. Volkert Bulk Haulage in fine condition here on the M54.
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