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TRUCKERS NORTH TRUCKERS SOUTH
25th January 2001, Page 42
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This is the heart warming story of the hardships, joys and camaraderie of a lorry driver's life in the 1940s to 1970s. Narrated by the irrepressible Shay, who starts his career as a naive young trailer boy and ends by driving his own FIGV's it captures all the warmth and humour that characterises these indomitable hard working men. Despite the vast changes that have taken place in transport since the 1940s and which are recorded here, the driver's dedication, professionalism and zest for life are the same today as then. This book is for all of them.
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