Was that the den blackwell who started his own firm , den blackwell removals Cowley , lucker bros bought them out early 70s ? white wagons with green writing , i think they ran tks and d series , They ran to Swiss thats why luckers bought them out !!!
Amey’s delivery vans and the Wootton depot…
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Anyone remember this stuff, I think it was used for drycleaning.
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This yard at Wootton if I remember correctly was a southern depot for Foden, back in 59/60 (COMS bus driver then) and on a Sat only route ■■■■■■ to Oxford via Wootton going past there and seeing rows of Foden stuff, someone could maybe add to this. Obivously these sheds would have been built since.
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Another one I remember around Oxford, dunno where the depot was.
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Altitude… and others here’s some of Amey’s heavier stuff. I intend to also post them on the Ameys only thread in due course.
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Going back a bit.
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Ameys again and heavier.
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Ameys general haulage.
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Anyone recognise this chap at Ameys Wootton yard.
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JAKEY:
Was that the den blackwell who started his own firm , den blackwell removals Cowley , lucker bros bought them out early 70s ? white wagons with green writing , i think they ran tks and d series , They ran to Swiss thats why luckers bought them out !!!
Jakey i believe so .but i never kept in touch to be sure .but Doug Charlett went into tyres at Yarnton and the business is still going i believe–toshboy
Amey’s genny.
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Ameys in Nigeria and who is the signwriter at Wootton??
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oiltreader:
Amey’s delivery vans and the Wootton depot…
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HI oiltreader , a nice lot of Ameys where did you find all those? yes ,would like to see them on the AMEY thread, thanks.
The distribution vans—the Bedfords were Neville cab forward control conversions and there were quite a number of them!
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Prior’s motor. Who is the sleeper?
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oiltreader:
Anyone recognise this chap at Ameys Wootton yard.
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Hi Oiltreader I am certain that the chap checking fuelling the ERF was Harry Lucy .sadly killed in a road accident near Newbury about 10 years ago ,he was the transport manager of W C Amey and sons when i joined them in 1949 and took me on (a sad picture for me)
Champ and Holton’s artics.
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Movers and shifters.oiltreader
Hey, there’s my 1st wagon when I started on Luker’s 
Here I am in Germany with her in 1985!
Sad face at BRS Banbury.
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