There is a pic of G680AAN on here, one of a batch of a large number purchased, it is quite a momentous occasion when a small haulier purchases a new vehicle, and generally it’s individuality and history is well known by all who work with them, complete with many photos, whereas vehicles purchased by large companies are just tools and unless they are lemons very little sentiment or memory is attached to them.
Greetings,All.
Found this old photo in the archives.It used to run down to load at Southampton on nights,to be delivered in the day.Regards,900x20.
IAC60:
022 new 43ft cylinder trailers built by Cartwrights of Altrincham. 5th Dragoon will no doubt recognise the location!! This was part of 88 new trailers purchased this year for all Calor filling plant locations.
Port Clarence ! Was running out of there last year when they where busy !
Must be some new motors Ian
Another transport company that belonged to Calor was Ektra transport from Rotterdam they collected new gas tank trailers from Holland or Belgium and run to the U.K.Also collecting a gp tank from Wooburn green running to ICI slough to load and then delivering into eastern europe.
Calor Southampton a long time ago
Shugg, just for you
Nearing the end of the road for Calor Transport
Albion propane tankers.
Erf with chemical tanks
Erf with a Coulier tank.
A trio of old Erfs with Arrow bulk gp. tanks
A Tyburn tanker just after take-over by Calor
An ex-Monks International Volvo in Calor colours
gravydavey:
I think this is an unusual ERF does anybody know about it ■■?
Good God!! What a find! ‘Gravydavey’, you are the hero of the week. I’ve just written a book about these - comes out next month - and I didn’t know about this one at all. It’s an ERF NGC ‘European’ and it appears that only about 70 were made. If you go on the ‘ERF European 1975 thread’ you’ll find out lots about these! If you don’t mind, I’ll re-post your picture on that thread now. Cheers! Robert 
PS Any more Calor pics showing this kind of ERF?