Yes Jeremy,
The Cummins was bad news.
Both the Ford 365 and 380 six cyl. engines were fitted. Some of the 365s were Turbogharged.
I never saw a 380 with a turbo in a truck. They must have have fitted a turbo version
The only 380 turbo I came across was in my Priestman 168.
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there a fare size load of logs on those timber jinkers they have a big set of bolsters wonder were that photo was taken as in what part of the world wonder it's Asia or South America some where
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Mrsmackpaul wrote:there a fare size load of logs on those timber jinkers they have a big set of bolsters wonder were that photo was taken as in what part of the world wonder it's Asia or South America some where
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Indonesia I believe Paul
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Great pictures Steve love the RB150RH on the low-loader and the Ford D series with the BR Class 47 in the background.
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Re: Classic pictures Update 29/11/2015
Nice pics as ever Steve I never realised they made the Leyland FG model as late as 1980
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Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice pics as ever Steve I never realised they made the Leyland FG model as late as 1980
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It must have overlapped the Terrier?
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