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No, not mine Ian, that's out at Winton in the transport heritage museum. Bit of history out there. Might be a little heavy for the 110 front springs
Here's a few others you might be interested in.

Great pictures, thanks Brian; I didn't know there was a transport museum in Winton, but I have been known to waste a bit of time at Ilfracombe.
The Foden looks ex-Highway Haulage, the Gillott family created a lot history in many facets of road transport.

This might interest you Brian.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Great pictures, thanks Brian; I didn't know there was a transport museum in Winton, but I have been known to waste a bit of time at Ilfracombe.
The Foden looks ex-Highway Haulage, the Gillott family created a lot history in many facets of road transport.

Yep, ex highway haulage it is, I have a lot more that I took but cannot post them all up here. Next time you are thru here you can have a look. The museum is on the left on the outskirts of Winton just after you turn right at the servo heading north for the Curry. I think that old Mack without mudguards is an BX model but cannot confirm that. Well worth a look next time you are going thru there. I learnt to drive in an old B61 with a quad box identical to the green one pictured.

Right at the BP, over the train line, on the left? Have you been to Alice? Allow two days.