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This rather drew my eyes as we arrived at the Bala Lake Railway.
Apparently, it lives here now.
Apparently, it lives here now.
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Enjoy your day my friend.
StoneRoad2013 club has replied to HappySnapperA (now late) friend of mine used to drive own and drive one of these, he described driving it as a good upper-body workout as it had no power-assist on the steering. But still fun, as long as the roads were not too busy for the braking distances.
To be honest, I only remember the "Trader" very vaguely, although several have turned up at various heritage vehicle rallies.
Seen a few by Leyland.
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