Chris Webb:
Morning Dean.
As far as I recall Smithy Haulage were from Widnes.And Cunninghams were part of the W H Malcolm empire from Brookfield,Renfrewshire.
Thanks for the info Chris. 
W.H.Malcolm now thats a big fleet !
Mark R:
SH Brunton were from Sussex I believe and specialised in timber haulage & logs etc.
Cheers Mark,good stuff. 
Dalgetyboy:
The old dalgety Volvo was from the Dumfries mill in Scotland was brand new there I worked there as did my dad I remember when it was brand new and the driver that got it.
Welcome to the forum “Dalgetyboy” . Not sure which Volvo you are talking about chap must be a few pages back ? 
Heres a Dalgety Contractor.
B.Wadsworth:
HI,FOLKS , IIRC SMITHY WERE TAKEN OVER BY SUTTONS JUST A BIT OF USLESS INFO ,CHEERS BARRY
Cheers Barry.
Buzzer:
Dean mention of Jack Light from Holcomb, my mate went there on a Saturday morning to buy a five year old F88 240. Jack was tinkering with an old motorcycle and my mate got chatting and he took him down on that lift to show him his collection, when asked if they were all insured no came the reply I don’t even know what they are all worth.
While they were looking over the M reg F88 my mate noticed an American Tractor unit stood in the yard and Jack told him he saw it while on holiday and bought it but had to have front brakes put on it to make it legal over here. Also got a feeling he bought one of those Dodge Berreros units new but could be corrected on that one, Buzzer
I would imagaine he was a very intresting fella Buzzer. Some collection of motor bikes.
240 Gardner:
“DEANB”Anyone recognise the Scania ■■?
Look like one of Keith Gornall’s - he was a Riding driver who set up on his own, and used colours very similar to Riding. There is reference to him on Paul’s fantastic Riding website
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Good effort Chris and thanks for the pics chap but looks like Lance says “NO”
Lance Biscomb:
Not one of big Kieths I think its Harold Cartmells definately his trailer
Thanks for the possible name Lance.