5thwheel:
Also known as the Roadster,only available with a rag top,so that rules the Roadster out.
Out of interest John Nettles drove a maroon Roadster in Bergerac,quite a bit larger that the one behind the Ford,I’ll keep checking!David
No, the Roadster was a different model but of the same era.
I didn’t mean to put the cat amongst the pigeons . 
Star down under.:
I didn’t mean to put the cat amongst the pigeons .
No probs, we all love this kind of stuff on here. You wait, tomorrow it’ll be me who gets it all round my neck and has to be led to safety 
ERF-NGC-European:
5thwheel:
Also known as the Roadster,only available with a rag top,so that rules the Roadster out.
Out of interest John Nettles drove a maroon Roadster in Bergerac,quite a bit larger that the one behind the Ford,I’ll keep checking!David
No, the Roadster was a different model but of the same era.
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The number plate on this Triumph Roadster is arse backwards, perhaps it is really a right hand drive car. 
Cheers, Ray.
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimes
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimes
When I worked at Shanks we had god knows how many artic loads dumped at stewartby landfill site, apparently they had missed an ingredient out, needless to say every spare inch of my garage, shed and kitchen were full of boxes of Weetabix, didn’t taste any different to me.
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimes
I take it that the “not eating the stuff” was related to what might have fallen in the mix?
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimes
My wife loves the stuff and so would I if it didn’t soak up all the milk within seconds, but it hasn’t been on the shelves here for several months. Bloody Russians. 
Spardo:
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimesMy wife loves the stuff and so would I if it didn’t soak up all the milk within seconds, but it hasn’t been on the shelves here for several months. Bloody Russians.
David for a moment there I thought you were going to blame that on Brexit Buzzer
Buzzer:
Spardo:
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimesMy wife loves the stuff and so would I if it didn’t soak up all the milk within seconds, but it hasn’t been on the shelves here for several months. Bloody Russians.
David for a moment there I thought you were going to blame that on Brexit
As if I would.
Ray Smyth:
An Austin lorry advertising solid fuels in the early 1960s in Liverpool. Picture from Bootle History Forum.Ray Smyth.
Triumph Mayflower in the background too. I didn’t remember how tiny they were until I saw one when we were over there.
peterm:
Ray Smyth:
An Austin lorry advertising solid fuels in the early 1960s in Liverpool. Picture from Bootle History Forum.Ray Smyth.
Triumph Mayflower in the background too. I didn’t remember how tiny they were until I saw one when we were over there.
I posted this before I saw the other post’s.
tonyj105:
my dad advertising weetabix , he never ate the stuff though , my uncle lost a finger there , and i can smell it from my front door sometimes
That really is a stink finger. 
A few more pictures from the traffic lights junction on the A577 at Pemberton, near Wigan. 24.08.2022.
Ray Smyth.
Thanks to Buzzer, ERF-NGC-European, Ray Smyth, tonyj105 and lurpak for the photos 
Oily
Room for a bit more.
“THEY BEEN AT THE JOB A WHILE”
yes Buzzer, now with a real tidy fleet of Scanias mostly fridge and some general.
This snap when brand new and now has a few extras on it.
One leg? Two pedal?
