01/09/24
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brad was here great site
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11/10/19
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Hi
And thank you for AT LAST finding a home for the collection I have .. I've had this collection of Rolls Royce Foden Scammell memorabilia and was wondering what should I do with it all . Anyone help
Regards Matty
07/11/16
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I can't believe there are scammall crusader's still running ! My favourite truck from way back ,to all who are still driving or restoring one a very big well done !keep up the good work
21/02/13
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Knet Was here..
Greetings from Argentina.. bye
09/10/12
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07/06/12
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Hi and thanks for dropping by, Not sure there was ever a 68 tonne crusader but I do have a couple rated at 65 tonne. 1 is the ex MOD RE35 and the other is my Detroit engined 65 tonner. On top of that I also have a 100 tonne Amazon with the Rolls Royce engine. Where are you based? All the best Nigel
05/06/12
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HalloMy dad has a 68t. Crusader. Has you a 68t. crusader too?
Henning
23/10/11
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My dad had a Fordson Major Tractor in British Columbia, Canada just west (25 miles) of Prince George, B.C. I can remember the first time I started the tractor by a hand crank. I put the throttle to full on and started turning the crank. It was hard to do as I was less than 10 years old I believe. But I finally managed to start it and then ran to the side to let off the throttle as it was roaring away. Memories of your childhood.
James
29/08/11
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Hi Nigel, just seen the new look site for the first time. I am very impressed. I look forward to seeing what you do with the commando. I think i would go more towards the "Brazil" version. All the best with it all. John Harris
08/06/11
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Hello there,
Just found you site, do a search for CR100 (Amazon).
You have produced a great site with some very useful info.
I'm restoring Bent Marshall's Amazon, and making very slow progress (been at for about 8 years now  ).
If any one has photos of it working i would be very pleased to hear from you, or any Girling Twinstop brake parts (MK3).
All the best
Ian
13/05/11
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Hi Clive,
Thanks for the comments!
Still lots to do but getting there!
Will be making a start on getting some up to date pictures of the "Fleet" in here over the coming weeks and also scanning the Crusader spec sheets that I have.
Catch up soon
All the best
Nigel
13/05/11
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Hi Nigel.
The revamp of the site is looking great mate. I do like the back ground colours you have used. Keep up the good work.
speak soon
Clive
Protruck Services.
11/05/11
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Originally posted 09.03.11 00:28
good interesting site. I love Crusaders! used to drive one in the 70,s Was a BRS rental unit KJO461N Rolls 280 we had on long term hire from bromford lane depot. Was a real flying machine! wE USED TO RUN HER AND SISTER TRUCK kjo460n TO nw Scotland for the oil rig Howard Doris were building at Loch Kishorn. Happy Days!!
11/05/11
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Originally posted 22.10.10 15:53
@nigel
"Roadhouse" yes - thats mine. I´m in progress with the interior - air ride seats and some other useable stuff. A Crusader Forum would be nice with this homepage. If you have interests I´ll send you some pictures of my restoration work.
The axles are working perfect. 55mph at 2100 rpm is a good speed on the autobahn. Keep on trucking!
Roland
11/05/11
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Originally posted 13.10.10 20:10
I found this site very interesting as I drove the Scammell Samson 8 wheel unit for Pickfords and then I drove Crusaders for Sykes Bulk Liquids who ran around 200 Crusaders on tanker work and they were a very under rated wagon as they were quite roomy ( at the time ) and really on top of the job as well
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