ACCO vs Humber One Ton

[Richard Coutts-Smith]

Hi Clive, the Humber was in bonnet deep water, the bow wave protecting the air intake: once they found the stump, the water went straight through the air intake, and as the truck was actually stuck for a couple of hours, that was enough time to fill everthing that could be filled.
This Humber is waiting for its long term restoration to be finished, and not surprisingly has a snorkel sitting on the bonnet, waiting to be fitted.
I believe that the purpose of the day was to find something that would stop the trucks. Job Done!

Rich.

[fv1620]

Originally Posted by Richard Coutts-Smith

I believe that the purpose of the day was to find something that would stop the trucks. Job Done! Rich.

Ah yes a sort of victory then

I've always felt that a road run was always the way to check out any problems in a vehicle, but a swim really sorts out the men from the boys

[malcolm erik bogaert]

Clive sorry for butting in but would be gratefull for your thougts on pig currently on ebay...I might be atempting a deal with adam...regards malcolm

[fv1620]

Malcolm I thought originally you sold it to him! Anyway I'll take this to PM.

[malcolm erik bogaert]

Clive many thanks...deal with the broken pig came to nothing..thismight have been my pig sometime ago but he didnt buy it from me...mines went up to Doug Matheson in Elgin..regards malcolm