See this round Bicester reguarly
GS OVERLAND:
This old girl is still working here in Barbados, Hauling Sugar Cane.
GS
Obviously too embarrassed to be seen driving a Bedford 
MADBAZ:
Does this countSorry couldn’t resist
Bad memories, I met her in a Stoke massage parlour years ago just up the road from the old Stoke City FC ground, my mate got the wrong one, it should have been a place further up the road! Nice woman, but it was like being with your mum! Couldn’t, wouldn’t do nothing, my mate did though!
Crazytrucker’
I knew that place would come back to haunt me!
Beware of Crazytrucker. Read what robthedog has just posted on Bewick Transport Group and 43 ers Threads on Old Lorries , etc. Forum. It looks like the sad - act Crazytrucker is going to do even more damage with his low - level of shame. cattle wagon man.
At the time this was a working recovery unit based in Ponterwyd. Hasn’t long moved on to another company
couple of snaps of some of the smaller trucks used to transport bagged oat products to the smaller delivery points…
I know this pic’s 2 years old but I saw this lorry yesterday and this pic is better…
toowise:
couple of snaps of some of the smaller trucks used to transport bagged oat products to the smaller delivery points…10
THEY ARE A CLASS LOOKING FLEET
ANY MORE PHOTOS OF THEM
paul mc:
toowise:
couple of snaps of some of the smaller trucks used to transport bagged oat products to the smaller delivery points…10THEY ARE A CLASS LOOKING FLEET
ANY MORE PHOTOS OF THEM
see what i can do…there are a few other vehicles in the fleet although those 3 are the oldest. IIRC there are 4 or 5 in total but its rare to see them parked together, that was last easter weekend, they are usually out and about most weeks and cover the whole of the UK from Crewe.
heres a few more of mornflakes golden oldies…
Daf is in the old livery, it’ll probably be either painted or replaced soon.
The newer Scania has a often heard driver…usually on the Lynn Bowles traffic reports on radio 2.
Seen in Bilston this week:
Leyland DAF 70 – well weathered!
fryske:
Seen in Bilston this week:Leyland DAF 70 – well weathered!
But still doing her job… 
ex PM transport of Liverpool Scania now on yard shunting duties for Northwestern Farmers on the Boughey site at Wardle near Nantwich…
Seen last week at Cemex, Kidlington
that counts as new around here!
fryske:
that counts as new around here!
A now retired od had an RMC liveried one on a P reg, and was told he’d have to replace it as it was too old and didn’t fit the company image. At 70+ he packed up but then this one turns up and it’s a right heap according to the driver. His Y reg Merc was sent up Lincoln way by his boss. There’s also an S reg at Kidlington, they must struggle at 240bhp driving a fully loaded drum.
The G reg is only a yard shunter (there’s also a Dodge Commando tractor unit hiding behind the S reg) and I think the S reg is still used on the road, although they have a “new” unit on an 02 plate.
The G reg under the tyre shredder.
R reg demount used for collecting tyres from garages (Evans have alot of old Baylis demount bodies)
I would say the S reg is still used on the road, its got tax and O licence disc in the window,…
Our workshop uses an Sreg Volvo FM for MOTing trailers and for recovery I’ll get a photo this week.