kevmac47:
Here’s a couple more from the Honeyfarm. Regards Kev.
Guesty44:
kevmac47:
Here’s a couple more from the Honeyfarm. Regards Kev.
Were has Dennis Baby gone The Rotti Parnaby-Smith colours-were is the Rotti now ?
GUESTY44
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
kevmac47:
Here’s a couple more from the Honeyfarm. Regards Kev.Were has Dennis Baby gone The Rotti Parnaby-Smith colours-were is the Rotti now ?
GUESTY44
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
kevmac47:
Here’s a couple more from the Honeyfarm. Regards Kev.Were has Dennis Baby gone The Rotti Parnaby-Smith colours-were is the Rotti now ?
GUESTY44
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
kevmac47:
Here’s a couple more from the Honeyfarm. Regards Kev.43Were has Dennis Baby gone The Rotti Parnaby-Smith colours-were is the Rotti now ?
GUESTY44
Gloves pic.
Remember that Rotinoff when Harry Baines owned it with another one in the 1980s.Got a photo of the two parked in his yard,i’ll put it on when i find it. Regards Atkimark.
Thanks to irish lorries, lurpak, Lawrence Dunbar, kevmac47 and Guesty44 for a fine input 
Rotinoff in Oz, Malta and UK.
Oily
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!
Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
Gardner 120:
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
Hi Gardner 120, the Austin Cambridge Estate Mk2 had wrap round bumpers, to the wheelarch, the Mark 1, don’t think there was an estate car in that model, the Mark 2 was during my time on delivery, the Mark 1 just before.
Oily
Is anyone here on Flickr
oiltreader:
Gardner 120:
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
Hi Gardner 120, the Austin Cambridge Estate Mk2 had wrap round bumpers, to the wheelarch, the Mark 1, don’t think there was an estate car in that model, the Mark 2 was during my time on delivery, the Mark 1 just before.
Oily
Interesting - they built hundreds of thousands of 'em; Austin, Morris, Wolsley, Reilly, MG & VDP - over half were bangered to death
Gardner 120:
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
No its a Wolsley 610 Saloon Reg YNL 265 with the overdrive gearbox, It was a great car to drive very fast, It ended its days as a stock car , Racing a Brough Park, Regards Larry.
The Greensmiths Foden,i can remember that standing in yard at their mill in Burton on Trent out of service,sure it was plain white,another flour mill shut and turned into flats
irish lorries:
Is anyone here on Flickr
Hi irish lorries, taken at Southwate Services back in June and posted before, here again for you, I chatted to one of the drivers who was from Carrickfergus.
Oily
oiltreader:
irish lorries:
Is anyone here on FlickrHi irish lorries, taken at Southwate Services back in June and posted before, here again for you, I chatted to one of the drivers who was from Carrickfergus.
Oily
I am now following you on Flickr. Great pics
Lawrence Dunbar:
Gardner 120:
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
No its a Wolsley 610 Saloon Reg YNL 265 with the overdrive gearbox, It was a great car to drive very fast, It ended its days as a stock car , Racing a Brough Park, Regards Larry.
Ah yes I see it now - same body as the Austin Westminster A110 - I think you mean Banger not stock car Lawrence - they made great bangers; plenty of power and steel
Gardner 120:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Gardner 120:
Here you go Lawrence - I backed your Bedford onto the wash and gave it a good clean!Was that an Austin Cambridge estate to left of pic?
No its a Wolsley 610 Saloon Reg YNL 265 with the overdrive gearbox, It was a great car to drive very fast, It ended its days as a stock car , Racing a Brough Park, Regards Larry.
Ah yes I see it now - same body as the Austin Westminster A110 - I think you mean Banger not stock car Lawrence - they made great bangers; plenty of power and steel
Well it was called Hell Drivers at Brough Park in the early 70s Organised by Mike Parker who was also involved with speedway also at Brough Park, There was plenty of Westies & Rovers,Humbers,Even a old London Taxi plus Minis, The good old days Eh, Regards Larry, PS The green wagon on the right of the picture was a S 18 Foden 6 wheeler flat, Regards Larry.