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#TopTruckTuesday!


Hello all, hope everyone’s week is going well. Mine is great thankyouplease.

So a new website feature begins, as the title suggests it’s #TopTruckTuesday, another ‘genius’ hashtag invented by me. Anyhow I had to kick it off with a Renault T High really didn’t I! And what a T High it is! That colour is stunning and it has exactly the sort of look I’d have if I had my own truck (won’t be likely before you ask!), Durabrite Alloys, great colour, well kept. In my world less is certainly more. 

If you want your truck to be have this ‘great honour’ bestowed upon it on this ‘prestige’ website* email me lorrydriverluke@live.com. Open to trucks of all shapes, sizes, types and ages. Open to old pictures too tho that might become a standalone feature, trucks in past. It really doesn’t have to be a flashy flagship! Also any quality, one of my hobbies is editing photographs, you’d be surprised at how good technically bad photos can be.

This is driven by 

https://instagram.com/big_matt_1983?igshid=evmw01qict1k

And here’s the Broughton page for good measure. They need to buy their own T High!

https://m.facebook.com/broughtontransportsolutions/?tsid=0.8808070295036713&source=result

See you all tomorrow at 8pm sharp for the ETS livestream!

https://linktr.ee/lorrydriverdotcom 


*Note to the terminally stupid- Some parts are exaggerated for comic effect.


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