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BWR Transport from Winchester, packed up around 1991
Is this X Parsons (father and Son) they used to pull for Eurohaul when I worked in the workshop it would have started an Orange colour.
Monkeyphil:
Is this X Parsons (father and Son) they used to pull for Eurohaul when I worked in the workshop it would have started an Orange colour.
Looks a bit like Eurohauly colours, Buzzer
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Monkeyphil:
Is this X Parsons (father and Son) they used to pull for Eurohaul when I worked in the workshop it would have started an Orange colour.Looks a bit like Eurohauly colours, Buzzer
Though Parsons livery was a somewhat vivid orange,IIRC their 1980 F12 Globetrotter entered service in Eurohaul’s ‘new’ livery. Here seen c/w with EH12/24
PG&B Parsons.
Dave was the son, Pete the dad.
Deffo a pale orange colour when new.
robthedog:
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BuzzerBWR Transport from Winchester, packed up around 1991
I’d guess there was more than one BWR, but I’m sure this one is from the BWR fleet from Essex, around Basildon area.
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Got to love the elf and safety, imagine that nowadays Bloke on top
robthedog:
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BuzzerGot to love the elf and safety, imagine that nowadays Bloke on top
It looks as if it is about to roll off, and he’s counterbalancing it. 
So was there a connection between Mammoth and a company called Crook or Brook as I recall some green Mercedes with that name in Mammoths yard when I went on a couple of trips with Gordon Smith in the late seventies
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Not really a haulier but RD Avery have just posted that they’re throwing in the towel on their recovery side 
Copied from their FB pos
After over 40 years in business within the automotive industry, RD Avery Limited are today announcing their withdrawal from the Recovery side of our business. Known by our customers as ‘AVERY Recovery’ we have for a long time been recognised as a leading provider of breakdown, accident and vehicle recovery services across Hampshire, Wiltshire and beyond.
Our reputation has been built on a personal service, delivered with skill and professionalism at a realistic cost.
Following significant changes in the recovery sector and in particular the difficulties in recruitment and retention of skilled and experienced staff, together with the increasingly tough operating costs and regulation, has now led us to this difficult decision.
Our intention is that this change will be effective from Friday 17th March 2023.
RD Avery will continue to operate the garage services business from our head office site in Landford. This side of our operation that includes car and commercial servicing, maintenance, repair and MOT will be unchanged and will be led, as now by Andy Sims (Head of Workshops) and his team.
We will continue developing these services, adding new technologies and capability as we move into the EV/alternative fuels era. We look forward to supporting our long-standing customers along with the new business that we continue to secure.
The Directors and staff wish to thank all our amazing team for their hard work, loyalty and commitment. In addition, we would also place on record our gratitude to our customers for the business, support and encouragement given over many years.
RD Avery Leadership Team & Directors