No wonder he hurt himself getting out of this
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Neversweat wrote:No wonder he hurt himself getting out of this
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essexpete wrote:I reckon he backed that old LAD over the edge on purpose seeing as everyone else on the firm had Scanias or Volvos.
I reckon I would have come to grief getting in and out of one of those LAD cabbed Dodges or Leyland Comets all day Pete or a Thames Trader-slipping off those step rings could make your eyes water I bet
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tim wrote:essexpete wrote:I reckon he backed that old LAD over the edge on purpose seeing as everyone else on the firm had Scanias or Volvos.
I reckon I would have come to grief getting in and out of one of those LAD cabbed Dodges or Leyland Comets all day Pete or a Thames Trader-slipping off those step rings could make your eyes water I bet
Ergonomics weren't part of the design criteria in those days Tim.
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