Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice one's SteveI have seen the Hymac 880 on the Hills of Botley low-loader before
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Getting harder and harder to find a Hy Mac picture for you Jeremy
Classic pictures Updated 13/04/2024
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Getting harder and harder to find a Hy Mac picture for you Jeremy
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 30/03/2020
Neversweat wrote:Jeremy Rowland wrote:Nice one's Steve
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Getting harder and harder to find a Hy Mac picture for you Jeremy
Yeah Steve reckon I may just have the lot by now
keep up the good work Jeremy
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 01/04/2020
Top photo showing the start of UK machinery being replaced by foreign competition.
Classic photo withe Perkins powered Dodge being loaded by a Weatherill 12H, probably the late 50s.
Classic photo withe Perkins powered Dodge being loaded by a Weatherill 12H, probably the late 50s.
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The green/white Renault beaver tail, french plates, signage, and phone no., but appears to be rhd?
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Recovery truck ,right hand drive maybe because getting getting out on busy roads easier on nearside ?
Seen lots of native Italian trucks with RHD because they prefer to be near the edge on mountain roads but not seen French one .
Seen lots of native Italian trucks with RHD because they prefer to be near the edge on mountain roads but not seen French one .
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 01/04/2020
XS650 wrote:Recovery truck ,right hand drive maybe because getting getting out on busy roads easier on nearside ?
Seen lots of native Italian trucks with RHD because they prefer to be near the edge on mountain roads but not seen French one .
Not quite sure about that one.
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