Steevo:
Dont think this will see the road again
a good wire brush and a tin of paint 
Steevo:
Dont think this will see the road again
that looks like an old BRS trailer unless I’m mistaken, that must be over 40 years old if it is.
id have thought this was retired but it had on 06 numberplate on the back of it, i missed the truck that picked it up.
ajt:
Mr 141:
Over the years i have come across this little lot while trying to find one to put behind my Scania 141. You’d never believe its so difficult to get the owners to want to part with them!!
Fantastic examples. Where were they taken ?
Deepest darkest Essex! On a farm near Braintree. The Europa one is in a scrap yard on the banks of the Thames.
Found this hiding in the bushes last week, been there a while i think…
I dont think the tank was originally on that trailer, it doesnt seem to fit, trailer has the automatic coupling system from the 60s
There’s a Scammell-coupling tanker trailer by the side of the railway line between Bradford and Halifax. It’s been there for years, and can only be seen clearly in the winter months when the undergrowth dies back, and even then it’s only a brief glimpse as the train passes. It’s situated at Hipperholme, somewhere between Halifax Old Road and Station Road, on the east side of the tracks, but is on private property. There seems to be the remains of a red livery on it, Shell or Esso perhaps, and it would look great restored behind a Bedford “S” type or a BMC tractor from the fifties!
fodenway:
There’s a Scammell-coupling tanker trailer by the side of the railway line between Bradford and Halifax. It’s been there for years, and can only be seen clearly in the winter months when the undergrowth dies back, and even then it’s only a brief glimpse as the train passes. It’s situated at Hipperholme, somewhere between Halifax Old Road and Station Road, on the east side of the tracks, but is on private property. There seems to be the remains of a red livery on it, Shell or Esso perhaps, and it would look great restored behind a Bedford “S” type or a BMC tractor from the fifties!
whereabouts ? 
Google Maps
Its a Spillers Flour Millers tanker, they ran drawbar tankers carrying flour, and this looks like it would have fit on the drawbar trailer
James
toowise:
Found this hiding in the bushes last week, been there a while i think…3210I dont think the tank was originally on that trailer, it doesnt seem to fit, trailer has the automatic coupling system from the 60s
be good for a restoration i think 8 wheeler
ajt:
Is that one taken from the back of JT Atkinsons yard in Penrith?
Not a trailer but needed one!
Ex Currie European 40foot box being used as storage for a scaffold firm
Ex Zanussi step frame being used as pallet storage near Kirkby Stephen
C10HOO:
ajt:
Is that one taken from the back of JT Atkinsons yard in Penrith?
Think so the other side would be j40 Truck stop, and as you can see Ullswater road garage.
sea frog:
here’s one i came across
is that near Wellington in Somerset sea frog ?
Only thought that due to the obelisk on top of the hill, and my Dad lives near there!
toowise:
sea frog:
here’s one i came acrossis that near Wellington in Somerset sea frog ?
Only thought that due to the obelisk on top of the hill, and my Dad lives near there!
Hi no it’s not sorry it’s a place called cloudside near congleton
C10HOO:
ajt:
Is that one taken from the back of JT Atkinsons yard in Penrith?
Yes mate is sure is.
sea frog:
toowise:
sea frog:
here’s one i came acrossis that near Wellington in Somerset sea frog ?
Only thought that due to the obelisk on top of the hill, and my Dad lives near there!
Hi no it’s not sorry it’s a place called cloudside near congleton
Thats not an obelisk then its a radio repeater tower just off the Buxton road 
and I only live in Crewe and deliver to Oakes millers in Congleton regularly
is that what it is been past it a few times on the way to buxton always wondered