Yon Campbells Scania, it’ll take him 20 minutes to switch all those lights on.
Not my cup of tea i’m afraid.
just my opinion, each to his won as they say.
Your motors looked tidy Lawrence nice classic paintwork and livery. Did u run any foreign lorrys ? and how wany did you run at your peak ?
Cheers Rob
Lawrence Dunbar:
This was another good performer , 375 Roller never missed a beat, An Ex Bitmac Motor, We put our own reg on it when we bought it, Regards Larry.0
A break from the classic liveries, some working wagons, some of which I have already posted on the South Wales thread.
oily
oiltreader:
A few more starting with three from Scotia.
oily
Hi Oiltreader I was up at Fort William in the back end of March this year, I was quite impressed with The Ferguson set up They certainley have some gear, My camera was on the blink so I didnt get any photos, But you have certainley put some great ones on here, Keep them rolling , Regards Larry.
Seeing those Benton’s motors, here’s an oldie.
Bernard
A closeup inspection of the Benton Bedford shows pretty much a perfect example.
Another one, not quite so ornate.
oily
Lawrence Dunbar:
oiltreader:
A few more starting with three from Scotia.
oilyHi Oiltreader I was up at Fort William in the back end of March this year, I was quite impressed with The Ferguson set up They certainley have some gear, My camera was on the blink so I didnt get any photos, But you have certainley put some great ones on here, Keep them rolling , Regards Larry.
March, by far the mildest month in Scotland this year, some more Ferguson for you.
oily
where were the fergusons taken oily , i know they are using the old oil repair base ay kishorn and the background on the first photo looks familiar , cheers , dave
rigsby:
where were the fergusons taken oily , i know they are using the old oil repair base ay kishorn and the background on the first photo looks familiar , cheers , dave
Hi Dave,
The photos belong to Martainn a flickr contact and were taken at the Kyle of Lochalsh.
Oily
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Leyland600:
Hi Oily, 50 years ago last August I started my haulage career as Jim Lawsons’s first full time driver on a Mouth Organ fronted Leyland Comet progressing to a new LAD cabbed Albion Clydesdale a few weeks later. Happy days hauling sheep from ■■■■■■■ and the Borders to Liverpool and Banbury.
Cheers, Leyland 600.
This Leyland maybe 
lawsonshaulage.co.uk/
Oily
oiltreader:
Another Lawson wagon, a Foden… “Mountain Destroyer”.
oily
Superb photo oiltreader
oiltreader:
Fodens again this time thanks to Len Rogers.
oily
any info on were this foden XL 525 is would like to buy what rare motor