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Crazy money for a plate that. Wonder why they have it on that? Will it be to retain the reg?
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Crazy money for a plate that. Wonder why they have it on that? Will it be to retain the reg?
Caporegime
I can only assume so. Or its some old person who has had it forever and just transfers it whenever they get a new car.
There used to be a 1997 Renault Scenic in my area with the reg "A 30" which was driven by an older couple.
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Would be cool if it was actually modded to be faster than an RS6, something like stage 6 (whatever that is).
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Thought some of you might be interested to see our workers’ truck. They drove it 100 miles here and slept in it for 5 days whilst they were working. @Scania , I guess yours is a bit more comfortable? 
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Workhoss! That's wonderful! Buy it right now 
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What's the doohickey on the back?
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Spinning gubbins
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Wow! Where do I start with that?Thought some of you might be interested to see our workers’ truck. They drove it 100 miles here and slept in it for 5 days whilst they were working. @Scania , I guess yours is a bit more comfortable?
- I’d love to see what a DVSA inspector would make of it! I wouldn’t want to sleep an hour in that, and used to think my bunk was uncomfortable, I’ve changed my mind after seeing that!
The accommodation of “Hotel Scania”
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@vanpeebles If I had endless time and money I'd probably wander around the country buying ridiculous things like that and investing far more than their actual value in restoring them
@Yaayuh! It's a hole boring machine - they did a 50m well and are now doing the house foundations. It's actually surprisingly expensive - someone is making quite a lot of money and isn't investing it in either the workers or the truck, that's for sure.
@Scania They'd think they'd died and gone to heaven if they had that!
@Yaayuh! It's a hole boring machine - they did a 50m well and are now doing the house foundations. It's actually surprisingly expensive - someone is making quite a lot of money and isn't investing it in either the workers or the truck, that's for sure.
@Scania They'd think they'd died and gone to heaven if they had that!
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@vanpeebles If I had endless time and money I'd probably wander around the country buying ridiculous things like that and investing far more than their actual value in restoring them
@Yaayuh! It's a hole boring machine - they did a 50m well and are now doing the house foundations. It's actually surprisingly expensive - someone is making quite a lot of money and isn't investing it in either the workers or the truck, that's for sure.
@Scania They'd think they'd died and gone to heaven if they had that!
Is it a four-fifty-four? (say yes even if it's not!)
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That is amazing, and terrifying. I love it.
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Is it a four-fifty-four? (say yes even if it's not!)
I know it doesn't have the original engine, probably has a Cummins diesel out of something like this https://vehiculo.mercadolibre.com.m...cking_id=de24900b-b770-473c-b62b-d156e6ebb237
I've always wanted to have a go of something like that, hopefully I'll have the opportunity at some point over the next few months.
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Waaarrrgh!
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What a fantastic contraption. That tyre is a work of art.
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That truck has seen some things man, 1000 yard PTSD stare.
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That truck has seen some things man, 1000 yard PTSD stare.
It's been in the **** too long man. You don't know. You weren't there!
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