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its ready if anyone wants to purchace this book please e mail nigelhunt:
0its ready if anyone wants to purchace this book please e mail andy@hoveringhamgravels.co.uk.
Got the book today ,well worth buying great detail.
hoveringham book released,the story of the mammoth.
I was in hospital as a very young kid and given a Matchbox Hoveringham eight wheel Foden, to cheer me up. I never realised it was a real company.
nigelhunt:
hoveringham book released,the story of the mammoth.
Shame,must have missed this thread as i could have sent you a fair bit of stuff on Hoveringham.
1959 advert.
DEANB:
nigelhunt:
hoveringham book released,the story of the mammoth.Shame,must have missed this thread as i could have sent you a fair bit of stuff on Hoveringham.
1959 advert.
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I always knew you were a Foden man Dean, nice to see you out of the closet 
coomsey:
“DEANB” “nigelhunt” hoveringham book released,the story of the mammoth.Shame,must have missed this thread as i could have sent you a fair bit of stuff on Hoveringham.
1959 advert.
I always knew you were a Foden man Dean, nice to see you out of the closet
Very good “coomsey” 
I dont think you ever drove a Volvo from memory,but i have driven Foden’s and know which one i would rather be
driving mucker.
Is it my imagination or did Hoveringham not buy the “Mammoth” name & logo from Mammoth transport Southampton owned and run by John Ward later to become Bulldog tnspt, Buzzer
They ran some as Mammoth Transport locally from Dene quarry at Cromford Buzzer as one of my neighbours drove powder tankers for them. I don’t think that the Hoveringham tippers ran under their banner though?
Pete.