TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT IRISH TRANSPORT & LORRIES VOL 4

Todays new video looks back at irish transport at work many fine looking lorries to injoy viewing with a few more modern lorries and of plenty of old ones.please press the like button and comment and please subscribe to the channel.

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THESE GOOD MEN . IRISH TRUCKS ARE BANG ON.

[@paulobrien7209]

I remember most if not all of these transport companys from my time on the road.the Mitsubishi trucks were under powered but sounded great.pity none survived.the Galway transport Mack I has survived.i saw it a few years ago at a show.great pictures great times......

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Thank you paul 🙏 😊 for sharing your memories and I hope you injoy the channel 🙏 😀 😊

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Thank you paul

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Happy st George's day

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[@seancooke7332]

Those old Mitsubishi 6x2 Twin Steer artics sounded great with their V8 engines but I think they only put out about 250 bhp.
None of these lorries had an easy time. Those Scania 113s and 143s, Volvo F12s and Leyland Daf 95s were all pushed to the limit off power and weight day in day out. Proper working wagons.
Those Murphy International Ford Transcontinentals were still pounding the motorways in 1988/89 , great trucks.

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Thank you for comment 😀 😊 and they were worked hard.