Guess the vehicle! (GAME)

PaulMtl wrote in post #13391745
I was getting there based on the name of the test pilot.

Yeah, that was going to be my route as well but thought I'd just see if there was any clue in the properties of the file and hey presto.

UK_Tomcat_Fan wrote in post #13391553
i should have moved it out of the folder

Mick Emmett wrote in post #13391584
Your go again, don't leave the file name visable this time

Tomcat Fan, did you recognize that Mick gave you another go?

runninmann wrote in post #13394191
Tomcat Fan, did you recognize that Mick gave you another go?

I didn't

Here we go

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Top of my head guess, Grumman Wildcat.

T-28 Fennec / Trojan (depending on where it is)

sandpiper wrote in post #13394369
T-28 Fennec / Trojan (depending on where it is)

Yep! I think you're right. the wings are too low to be a Wildcat.

Fennec it is

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And now for something completely different:

(note: I have blacked out the badge that sits at the top of the radiator grille.)

I would guess it is British.

I say that because the little round clear light in the bumper cutout looks like the same light as they used on a huge variety of Lucas Electrical vehicles.

(of course there is the RHD too....)

Commer?

Scammell Contractor?

Sorry to leave everybody hanging all day, I just couldn't get online until now.

BobsYourUncle wrote in post #13395953
I would guess it is British.

I say that because the little round clear light in the bumper cutout looks like the same light as they used on a huge variety of Lucas Electrical vehicles.

(of course there is the RHD too....)

Yep, it's British.

Mick Emmett wrote in post #13396538
Commer?

Sorry, not a Commer.

Mike-DT6 wrote in post #13397296
Scammell Contractor?

Bingo, we have a winner. Scammell Contractor is bang on the nose, going by the reg., it's a 1969-70.

^ that's a fantastic red truck!!

Tendy wrote in post #13398222
^ that's a fantastic red truck!!

Yeah, they both belong to a local heavy haulage / heavy recovery company and are still working trucks. The company has a very diverse range of services and classic trucks are a big thing for them, they also do restorations. The Scammell can be doing heavy recovery one day, then hired out as a novelty wedding vehicle, or for film work the next.

There's a few more pics on the company website:

http://boothsofscarisb​rick.com/our-services/image-gallery/

Nice one!

Right then, top marks to anyone who knows what this is:

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