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Annual Scammell Register road run this Sunday 7th October, Scammells plus  other large Historic commercials, starts 10am from the South of England showground, Ardingly, W. Sussex,   stopping midway at the Bluebell railway, Horsted Keynes station then continuing around Sussex, and back to Ardingly showground

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35 minutes ago, CMP-Phil said:

Hi Nick

Photos please, love this type of event.  Here in New England we call them Fall Foliage Tours.

Cheers Phil 

 

In the UK we too have Foliage Tours.......

Ex RAF Scammell Constructor which came to grief with a brake problem.

 

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12 minutes ago, radiomike7 said:

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In the UK we too have Foliage Tours.......

Ex RAF Scammell Constructor which came to grief with a brake problem.

 

Image result for scammell constructor rolled

That was an unplanned foliage tour...I was looking at that constructor at a show last week end, its all been very well repaired, no evidence of its previous mishap

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On 10/1/2018 at 11:20 AM, Nick Johns said:

Annual Scammell Register road run this Sunday 7th October, Scammells plus  other large Historic commercials, starts 10am from the South of England showground, Ardingly, W. Sussex,   stopping midway at the Bluebell railway, Horsted Keynes station then continuing around Sussex, and back to Ardingly showground

Shame to far South and for me short notice. Make sure plenty pictures after on here please

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2 hours ago, Nick Johns said:

That was an unplanned foliage tour...I was looking at that constructor at a show last week end, its all been very well repaired, no evidence of its previous mishap

Yes, fortunately the RAF type cab is relatively simple to repair as it it is based on a steel frame which is then clad with mostly flat steel sheet, similar to Explorer.  The RE/RCT  Willenhall type cabs are made of pressings which are far more difficult to replicate.

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