I’ve mentioned this subject before but I still find that nobody seems to remember Taylors or Tailors around Urmstone who’se motors I used to see going on the old A50.Smart motors pained blue with a drag and possibly loaded with news print and they had Leyland written on the cab doors.Am I imagine things.They were on the old A50 c late 50
Tony
Didn’t they have some KV cabbed ERF four wheelers Tony? I’m sure that I have a pic of one in a book.
Pete.
windrush:
Didn’t they have some KV cabbed ERF four wheelers Tony? I’m sure that I have a pic of one in a book.Pete.
Can’t remember that, but I’m talking about 1957 /8/9
Tony
Wa’s goin’ on■■?
I’ve noticed that this thread has gone back to page number one, Technical issue? Have we lost Oily’s hundreds of pages of valuable info and entertainment?
Just found the original 505 pages further down the page! Don’t frighten an old man like that, Rastone, you nearly gave me a heart attack. 
Retired Old ■■■■:
Just found the original 505 pages further down the page! Don’t frighten an old man like that, Rastone, you nearly gave me a heart attack.
Well I wondered what had happened.It frightened me too,must be my arthritis not to mention my brain
Tony
rastone:
windrush:
Didn’t they have some KV cabbed ERF four wheelers Tony? I’m sure that I have a pic of one in a book.Pete.
Can’t remember that, but I’m talking about 1957 /8/9
Tony
I only remember a Taylor Road in Urmston and Taylor Brothers in Trafford Park who made railway wagon wheels.
Chris Webb:
rastone:
windrush:
Didn’t they have some KV cabbed ERF four wheelers Tony? I’m sure that I have a pic of one in a book.Pete.
Can’t remember that, but I’m talking about 1957 /8/9
Tony
I only remember a Taylor Road in Urmston and Taylor Brothers in Trafford Park who made railway wagon wheels.
Ah ! Urmston rings a bell perhaps not newsprint, wagon wheels going to the Derby Loco.Or it could be both
Tony
rastone:
Chris Webb:
rastone:
windrush:
Didn’t they have some KV cabbed ERF four wheelers Tony? I’m sure that I have a pic of one in a book.Pete.
Can’t remember that, but I’m talking about 1957 /8/9
Tony
I only remember a Taylor Road in Urmston and Taylor Brothers in Trafford Park who made railway wagon wheels.
Ah ! Urmston rings a bell perhaps not newsprint, wagon wheels going to the Derby Loco.Or it could be both
Tony
Taylors finished being part of BSC Tony,the blanks for the wheels came from BSC (ex SPT) at Templeborough.I did a couple of loads into there int late 60s.
Head scratching 
we have a subsidiary or if independent “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” Your input on the original will be sorely missed Tony, joking aside, no worries mate.
Oily
oiltreader:
Head scratching
Oily
I’m intending coming back 'twas a dropped bollock so I’m sorry.
Back to the subject.Does Taylors of Earlstown mean anything ?
Tony