DEANB:
The old F860
Blimey Dean where ever did you find that one.I dread to think how long ago I followed that back from Italy.I am pretty sure Les Parnell was the last to drive that one.Thanks for the pic anyhow its nice to hear from you again.Regards Geoff
DEANB:
Geoff,just found this one on a french site.0
Hi Dean thanks for the pic that was taken back in the day when they were going strong on the continent,they used to have an office on the quay in Le Havre.Happy days I was only a boy then,cheers mate
hi Geoff one company more owned by Phillips you have forgot to mention remember the trailer 20 foot tri axle narrow width I still have old C M R with name on ■■ Guernsey ring any bells. I was hoping to get to your meet at the Round House this year but was on holiday may be next year though have seen Tommy Martin and on Face Book if your still at it keep the wheels rolling hope to catch up some time regards E.C.S.
onlyone:
hi Geoff one company more owned by Phillips you have forgot to mention remember the trailer 20 foot tri axle narrow width I still have old C M R with name on ■■ Guernsey ring any bells. I was hoping to get to your meet at the Round House this year but was on holiday may be next year though have seen Tommy Martin and on Face Book if your still at it keep the wheels rolling hope to catch up some time regards E.C.S.
Hi onlyone I am afraid niether ring any bells at the moment as the old grey cells are getting a bit slow. A shame you couldn,t make the do this year,look forward to you reminding me next year if not before.A few of us old ■■■■■ get together monthly so if you are around Poole PM me. Regards Geoff
Hi Geoff sorry got it wrong it was Grays Transport & Warehousing St Brelades Jersey and not Guernsey I took a wrong turning but if my memory is right I think it was a couple of 20 foot skeles tri axle super singles that was tuned into 7foot wide tuatliners, if you see Alan Marsh he could well remember this and if you do see him tell him Ennis sends his regards. think we had better days than now but they have the better trucks. Lot of good men gone like water under a bridge R.I.P but memories live on they are not forgotten hope to catch up some day mate until then keep the thread going. It was Mr Gover that kept saying to me your the onlyone but what a govner good transport man Regard Ennis
onlyone:
Hi Geoff sorry got it wrong it was Grays Transport & Warehousing St Brelades Jersey and not Guernsey I took a wrong turning but if my memory is right I think it was a couple of 20 foot skeles tri axle super singles that was tuned into 7foot wide tuatliners, if you see Alan Marsh he could well remember this and if you do see him tell him Ennis sends his regards. think we had better days than now but they have the better trucks. Lot of good men gone like water under a bridge R.I.P but memories live on they are not forgotten hope to catch up some day mate until then keep the thread going. It was Mr Gover that kept saying to me your the onlyone but what a govner good transport man Regard Ennis
Hello Ennis great to hear from you after all these years. I asked Buzzer some time ago if he had heard anything of you to no avail. You are spot on about the motors these days but nowhere near as fast as those Scanias of Trans Oman / Phillips. I am hoping to meet up with ■■■■ Turpin and Tom Martin this Saturday lunch time I will tell them I have spoke to you on TKNt. Regards Geoff
geoff luther:
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Is it my eyes. Knew I shouldn’t have gone to Specsavers!!!
sandway:
geoff luther:
0Is it my eyes. Knew I shouldn’t have gone to Specsavers!!!
Your eyes are ok Sandway,that’s how they were on the photo I copied.cheers Geoff
