Not with the catching Fiesta Red finish back then , but nice!!!
Itchy bum?, well it could be these luxury potato sack seat covers!!!
Mike
Grandfathers Lorry (as he called it)
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Grandfathers Lorry (as he called it)
by anniv 63 » 14 Sep 2017, 16:38
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Re: Grandfathers Lorry (as he called it)
by Derek Mowbray » 14 Sep 2017, 19:23
Has this been restored or in original condition could be worth a lot of money.
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Re: Grandfathers Lorry (as he called it)
by anniv 63 » 15 Sep 2017, 10:05
No this is a similar restored model. My Grandfathers 1934 one was finished
in battleship grey!!! His was used for transporting grave headstones in his
job as a monumental sculptor..
Dread to think of the load weight bearing on the rear axle or going up a
hill fully laden!!!
Still it gave him faithfull service for around 20 years, then it was changed
to a 1950 Austin A40 Devon pickup flatbed in similar grey!!!!
Mike
in battleship grey!!! His was used for transporting grave headstones in his
job as a monumental sculptor..
Dread to think of the load weight bearing on the rear axle or going up a
hill fully laden!!!
Still it gave him faithfull service for around 20 years, then it was changed
to a 1950 Austin A40 Devon pickup flatbed in similar grey!!!!
Mike
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