Drive About Truck Pics

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.Gudday there $wishy..........
my main problem was trying to find the original file on my puter that co insided with the PB logo on the thread
so that I could put the same pic back up again...........
especially where the file name had been changed and I couldn't remember what the pic was about..............
One would think a lot of people world wide would be a little peed off.............
Just as well I have a lot of time on my hands.........aye..........
...................................Billy...............................

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.Spotted this a while back..........
An old Morris Commercial of sorts.................
Parked on an old section of road outside a farm gate..............













No doubt it has earned its keep in days gone by...........TBC.......

......................Billy..........................

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The donk is not all that unlike the engine in my old MG , but i suspect a little larger..............TBC..........

......................Billy.........................

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.A few shots from underneath.....................















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I take it that is a Salisbury r send..........i used to dread the thought of pulling those things apart
without the proper bizzos to set them up........................
..........Thats it..............
.........................Billy.........................

What sort of wheels on that beastie, look like Sunrasia....

Sarge :-X wrote: What sort of wheels on that beastie, look like Sunrasia....

Sarge ........You never know............maybe a 1940s version with split rims...............

....................Billy.........................

It is a model LC, forerunner of LC3 (there never was an LC2) 25 CWT (on single rear wheels?) and 30 hundredweight on dual rears (extremely rare) (one and a quarter and one and a half ton capacity for you young kids) Has a 15.9 rated horsepower four cylinder petrol and four speed box. 650 x 20 tyres on slotted disc wheels. Produced from 1937 to 1940, with a total production believed to be 2952 when World War 2 stopped production.

Morris.

I thought I was committed.

Jarrod.

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.Here is a few pics of an old Burt Bros Leyland from Gaynder museum..........
Taken a few years ago..............















If you ever get the chance, have a look at the joint............
...............................Billy............................

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A little sign off the donk.....................




.............................Billy...............................