Hope he rots in hell!!
Kempston:
Hope he rots in hell!!
Nice gesture by William Gilder to store Ukraine trucks in secure parking and assist drivers back to there loved ones until this is resolved, Buzzer
“Bit later today had to get a swab done as having cat tracts done one on Wednesday, Buzzer”
Had mine done 4 years ago Buzzer, unbelievable difference, new eyesight, colours more vibrant. Presently getting monthly eye injections for wet macular degeneration in one eye.
Oily
Thanks to servo88, Buzzer, pyewacket947v and Geordielad for the photos. 
Oily
Snapped at Hardwicke credit to SCP for the photo.
Wisbech St Mary Country Show, credit to Michael Trolove for the photo.
Oily
oiltreader:
“Bit later today had to get a swab done as having cat tracts done one on Wednesday, Buzzer”
Had mine done 4 years ago Buzzer, unbelievable difference, new eyesight, colours more vibrant. Presently getting monthly eye injections for wet macular degeneration in one eye.
Oily
Great fun those eye injections eh oily ? I had umpteen of the things before they admitted defeat , so now my right eye is just a blur . I’ve started with a cataract in t’other eye now but I’ve told them I’ll call them when I go blind .
Buzzer:
Some more on Saturday, Buzzer
What a great period picture with the Minor on the pump. Wolseley sign up on the garage but I think that might be a Rover P5 in the showroom?
Geordielad:
Interesting pic of the Matador Pyewacket, indeed it was a Royal Artillery vehicle, the Red over Blue sign signifies that and the faint sign on the right side should have a yellow Centaur on a light blue background, this was the sign of 7th Air Defence Brigade and the Matador would have towed the 3.7in Anti-Aircraft Gun, similar to the one in the wartime photo below. Matadors were also used for towing other Guns and trailers and a very reliable machine they were, initially powered by an AEC A173 inline six diesel around 10,500 had been supplied by the end of WWII and they were still in use into the 60’s. Later models had the AEC A187 engine at 105bhp. Franky.
I drove and offsided on this Matador and another [still looking for a pic of it]in the 1960s we had at the BRS Irthlingborough Repair centre, used in recovery of all types associated with road transport.
I have posted this before.
Photo was supplied by old workmate Pat a few years ago.
Dig
Some pics here of the dealership in Reading where I served my commercial vehicle apprenticeship, not my pics though! All long gone, a tower block occupies the site now. 
Primrose pic looks like it was taken at their garage in Leominster. Now Lugg Valley Primrose Travel. SLK736F is a Duple Midland bodied Bedford CFJ2 supplied to London Borough of Hackney in Feb 1968
Nice man
Buzzer:
Bit later today had to get a swab done as having cat tracts done one on Wednesday, Buzzer
Cataracts ■■ Nowt to the job, I was ‘on the table’ at 10:00am and in the pub in Bingley at Noon enjoying a pint. You’ll marvel at the TV colours when you’ve had the job done. No pain, no discomfort .
grumpy old man:
Buzzer:
Bit later today had to get a swab done as having cat tracts done one on Wednesday, BuzzerCataracts ■■ Nowt to the job, I was ‘on the table’ at 10:00am and in the pub in Bingley at Noon enjoying a pint. You’ll marvel at the TV colours when you’ve had the job done. No pain, no discomfort .
You didn’t listen when you were told you’d go blind if you kept doing that , did you ?
old school trucking usa this one spotted in wytheville virginia over 40 yrs old still earning
rigsby:
oiltreader:
“Bit later today had to get a swab done as having cat tracts done one on Wednesday, Buzzer”
Had mine done 4 years ago Buzzer, unbelievable difference, new eyesight, colours more vibrant. Presently getting monthly eye injections for wet macular degeneration in one eye.
OilyGreat fun those eye injections eh oily ? I had umpteen of the things before they admitted defeat , so now my right eye is just a blur . I’ve started with a cataract in t’other eye now but I’ve told them I’ll call them when I go blind .
Had 3 so far rigsby and with the last one a scan showing signs of slight improvement, normally get an annual optician call but with Covid missed a couple of years so it would have been caught earlier with a better chance of success.
Oily
