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1st October 1998, Page 32
1st October 1998
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haulage very seriously. However, once a week our quirky correspondent, the Hawk, steps off his perch to take a humorous look at the industry to keep us all sane. If you have any off-beat yarns that illustrate the stranger, or sillier, side of the business, he'd like to hear from you. As a softhearted old bird, he's also happy to publicise charitable works— and is always interested in events for the vintage vehicles he drove as a fledgling. Drop the Hawk a line at Commercial Motor. Bird's Eye View, Am H203, Quadrant House, The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5AS, or fax him on 0181 652 8969.

Not finnished yet

13 kis Hodges Truck Racing Developments team, in conjunction with Caterpillar, have been having a high old time in the latest rounds of the FIA European Truck Racing Cup. Its driver, 'lying FinnHan-i Luostarinen, piloted the Caterpillar-TRD Supertruck to a second place and then a win in round 8 at Most in the Czech Republic. collecting 42 points. In the next round, Hari clocked up four victories at 'older in Belgium moving to second in the championship, seven points behind Mercedes-backed Ludovic Faure. So it's all to play for this weekend. 3-4 October, in the final championship meeting at larama near Madrid. A s a model buff the Hawk was pleased

to receive this communique from

A s a model buff the Hawk was pleased

to receive this communique from Corgi. It concerns all collectors who have bought a Corgi Annis & Co Diamond '1' ballast trailer and locomotive (no: 31007) The company is not satisfied with the pro duction quality of the locomotive, carried on the trailer, and as a result have decided to replace it free of charge with a new load; an industrial transformer.

Full marks to Corgi for holding their hands up to this one and for doing something about it. I expect for all those collectors out there it will be a big load off their mind (I know, don't give up my day job).

Here's how you can get the generator; you should return your Limited Edition certificate as proof of purchase to Corgi Transformer, Free Offer, PO Box 25, Melton Mowbray, Leicester LE13 1ZG.