Pics of abandoned /rotting large vehicles
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Have driven past this poor thing more times than I can remember and finally stopped to have a nose. Nothing particularly interesting, and in truth I have no idea what it is, but a short walk away there are about 10 other abandoned cars in various states of decay which is a little more interesting.
the front of the above looks like an old dustcart (just two letters, SD i think)
found this Mercedes on the outskirts of warminster
MERCEDES 7500 by shagracer, on Flickr
MERCEDES 7500 by shagracer, on Flickr
is this just know as 7500 (i got this from the old 06 tax disc) or has it got a model name, cheers drive safe guys
found this Mercedes on the outskirts of warminster
MERCEDES 7500 by shagracer, on Flickr
MERCEDES 7500 by shagracer, on Flickr
is this just know as 7500 (i got this from the old 06 tax disc) or has it got a model name, cheers drive safe guys
Edited by shagracer on Tuesday 18th February 21:02
Bloody 814, I had the mickey taken out of me for weeks because of one of those. The starter motor died on one that I was using one morning but I desperately needed to use it so I convinced everyone that I could just run it all day and not switch it off.
Pulled up into a layby in Norfolk and leant across to the passenger seat to grab the map to see where I was supposed to be going, engine stop button is on the floor like the old exhaust brakes, I trod on it.
Pulled up into a layby in Norfolk and leant across to the passenger seat to grab the map to see where I was supposed to be going, engine stop button is on the floor like the old exhaust brakes, I trod on it.
s p a c e m a n said:
Bloody 814, I had the mickey taken out of me for weeks because of one of those. The starter motor died on one that I was using one morning but I desperately needed to use it so I convinced everyone that I could just run it all day and not switch it off.
Pulled up into a layby in Norfolk and leant across to the passenger seat to grab the map to see where I was supposed to be going, engine stop button is on the floor like the old exhaust brakes, I trod on it.
Pulled up into a layby in Norfolk and leant across to the passenger seat to grab the map to see where I was supposed to be going, engine stop button is on the floor like the old exhaust brakes, I trod on it.
Been there, done that in a bus-bodied 814! The only difference was that I'd been ordered by work to take it out despite the starting issue and I accidentally trod on the switch at one of the furthest points away from the yard. Not planned in any way, shape or form of course, no sirree....
Cough , I did hear that when they first came out , if you hit the limiter then opened the tacho head there was a screw which if turned could enhance smiles per miles rapidly .
Eddd said:
Have driven past this poor thing more times than I can remember and finally stopped to have a nose. Nothing particularly interesting, and in truth I have no idea what it is, but a short walk away there are about 10 other abandoned cars in various states of decay which is a little more interesting.
thames trader steering wheel danarmdave
thames trader steering wheel danarmdave
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