AL03 ALT VOLVO FH16 750 'LOST LEGENDS' BEAUTIFUL PAINTWORK

[jargon]

I caught a quick view of this from the A. LEADBEATER fleet leaving Slyfield Industrial Estate, Guildford early one morning last week,

How many of these music legends can you identify???

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SPOILER ALERT The following youtube video gives you some of the answers

Who wants to have first punt at the full list???

I'm sure either Graham(when he comes back from his holiday) or Chris can tell us about the actual vehicle

SORRY LATE EDIT SOME OF THE FLICKR PICS DIDN'T PASTE PROPERLY

[graham]

Very nice motor John although you'd be scared ****less that someone would clobber it when out working. Seems amazing that we now have wagons pushing out 750hp, I had an F-12 with 385hp and that went like the clappers, and went almost as well when it was fully freighted. The biggest motor Volvo made back then was the F-16 with 520hp and they had loads of trouble getting the fuel economy right - initially it was doing around 4mpg compared to the F-12 385hp's 6.5mpg so they had to sort it out pdq.

I can only imagine what it must be like to have 750 horses under your right foot.....