PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONModerators: ERF-NGC-European, dieseldave By posting content to TruckNet, you're agreeing to our terms of use and confirm that you have read our Privacy Policy, and our Cookie Use Policy. You acknowledge that any personal data you post on TruckNet may be accessed by other members of TruckNet and visitors to the forum Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONCalor ERF.
Ralph Davies Volvo's. Anyone recognise the ERF ?? Says Madley T1 on the trailer ? O'Reilly Transport Volvo. R.L.Edmunds Volvo. Anyone know where they are from ?? William Gilder Foden tanker. Parsons ERF bulker. Anyone know where the M.Murrays Scania is from ?? Bowker Volvo. Anyone know where the Grant's DAF is from ??
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONThis photo from the John Wakely Collection who was himself a driver(not with A&J Bull) back then.
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Hi Dean, You have been a busy lad again....From memory, I think that the Grants ERF is from the Northampton area, I could be wrong. ![]() Cheers, Ray.
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONI remember when I worked for a BMC dealership replacing some pistons on a HA van belonging to Hond and Langar, the local glaziers. It involved removing the front axle to gain access to the sump and I was laying underneath torquing the big ends up when the wrench slipped and my hand travelled along the crankshaft, removing two fingernails in the process.
![]() Pete. Foden Forever!
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Regarding J Swingler there’s some photos of their Volvos on Flickr Cheers Gary ![]()
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Hello Dean you have done a very great job on this thead brilliant pictrues and articles from the old Commercial motor Magazine of A.J. Bull tippers lowloaders and a few of there old classic trucks as well love it Daz Many Thanks again ![]() ![]()
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Hello Dean you have done a very great job on this thead brilliant pictrues and articles from the old Commercial motor Magazine of A.J. Bull tippers lowloaders and a few of there old classic trucks as well love it Daz Many Thanks again ![]() ![]()
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Still doing a great job. The Scania is McMurrarys from Accrington Aldo Grants now branded Freightroute took over H Young in Eastleigh who have a yard next to the old one as the Young family have let theirs to Biffa Cheers Rich
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Thanks for that info Dave. ![]() ![]()
Thanks for the info Kempston. ![]() ![]() ![]()
Great pic Oily. ![]()
You know how it is Ray. ![]() ![]()
Thats sound's bloody painful Pete,nasty chap i bet the old fingers were throbbing a bit ! ![]() ![]()
Thanks Gary. ![]()
I miss seeing there motor's about Daz used to see them around Poole now and then. ![]()
Thanks for the info on those companies,good stuff chap. ![]() ![]()
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONM & S Volvo in the fog.
Iceland DAF. I thought this was a Cleanaway motor. But looking at it there is a name on the side that i cant make out ?? Cartwrights Volvo skip truck. Hanson Iveco mixer. Think it might be North West Farmers Volvo. Anyone recognise the "tall" Scania. Looks like the body has been built for a specific job ??? McCarthy DAF. Shropshire Pallets ERF. Anyone know where the RHP Transport Volvo is from ??
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONSome odds and sods.
Click on pages twice to read. Pete, i am too good to you ! ![]() ![]() Reurn loads 1967. Cafe's 1989. This fella knew how to holiday. He must have had a few quid back in 1961. What a bridge !!! ![]() I can smell the rubber burning. ![]() "King of the road" 1965. Atkinson trucks with Rolls Royce engines in 1968.
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Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONdave docwra wrote:
"DEANB" Yes i agree "Kempston" Paul Gee is always telling me that such and such has bought someone out.He keeps up with the modern goings on where as i dont. Thanks for the info,that incinerator is at Marchwood i think and thanks for the pic. ![]() The son of Bullies is operating waste recycling companies in the same colours down in Fareham & Farnborough, Yes that’s the one, we had at least one lorry a day down there, I used to run down quite a few Saturdays, we’d pick up a container of less hazardous waste from the incinerator plant and run that into a landfill site in the New Forest believe it or not! Can’t remember the name of it but we used to come off the M27 at Brook, turn right and it was around twenty minutes from there, tipped that and ran back to the incinerator plant, reloaded with more hazardous stuff and run out to just before the M27. There was a lay-by there with a hole in the hedge where you could squeeze through and go into the large Tesco’s for breakfast. Back home after that, nice earner on a Saturday! ![]()
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONWish the road's were still this quiet,and no speed camera's.
Paul went on a bit of a trip back in the 1970's on his push bike to Wilmslow ! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Thats a bit of a mission on a bike. Anyway who can remember where this building was as its sadly been knocked down now ?? Hall & Co AEC Mandator. Anyone recognise the Dodge seen here in Poole ?? Anyone recognise the Scania 110 ??
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONAbout time we had some stuff on earth moving equipment and trucks.
Will be doing a bit about the building of a large flyover in Poole back in the early to mid 1970's. Heres a bit on some earth moving equipment from 1958. Check out the Thornycroft Big Ben dump truck,looks sweet. Click on pages twice to read.
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONStill a cracking thread Dean the RHP Volvo does say on the curtainsider RHP Telford Limited so guessing Telford?
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The Wiltshire farmers silos used to be in Melksham. Do i get a bonus point for spotting the Bulwark Seddon ? ![]() Great pics as always Dean "At least Dick Turpin wore a mask you French [zb]"
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONYes Dean, I knew the Mooney twins. We ony had a small concrete plant with normally just one truck at Ballidon quarry but when Carsington Water was under construction it was flat out and mixers came in from the Potteries and Buxton to assist so that pair were regulars for a while. We also delivered limestone chippings to the Potteries plants at Tunstall and Fenton and occasionally Crewe (although Roland Young's from Wales normally did that run) so encountered them there. One passed away a while ago, maybe both have by now?
One day I was sent to our tar plant for 20 tonnes of 40mm base course tarmac for Fenton plant, I assumed they were doing some work on the parking area so never queried it. When I got there the yardman told me to reverse up to the elevator hopper: "I've tarmac on you realise?" I said to him. He laughed 'yes of course you have lad' and I said "Yes, I really have!" ![]() ![]() ![]() Pete. Foden Forever!
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Great photos of the motorways back in the day, god do I wish it was like that nowadays. Used to love driving back then when you could actually stop for a break when you wanted to as opposed busting your arse to get to xxxx before the traffic builds up and thinking it’ll take me 3 hours to get to xxxx as opposed to know idea how long it will take now. So glad I was able to work in that era and enjoy it but also glad I’m retired from it now. I have health problems now and have to make hospital appointments at Papworth and Addenbrooks in Cambridge, just over 30 miles from my house, sometimes takes me 2 hours! How can anyone enjoy stop start from Eaton Socon all the way to Cambridge? I used to be able to get to Ipswich from Bedford in 2 hours!
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONThe red Scania rigid with the high body is Platts and they do sawdust.
Great pics as ever Dean. Steve
Re: PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTIONHi dean,the cleanaway you thought is keyway a big plant operator
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Dean what a fantastic Pictrue of this Hall & Co bulk powder artic tanker AEC Mandator thanks for posting this one chap Regards Daz ![]()
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I think that this is the Maritime logo from the pre-John Williams era
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Yes, that's the 'Curfew Tower' on the left, one of the oldest buildings in town, and within walking distance of my humble abode Last edited by 240 Gardner on Sun Jan 24, 2021 8:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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The dreaded white cab is now disappearing gradually from the Bowker fleet, after almost 40 years:
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John williams has gone back to his old man td williams in Bridgend they running maritime trailers along with Tommy’s on rockwool contract
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Blimey, they're subbing for Maritime?
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