Buzzer:
What a landmark Oily to achieve, love this thread, cheers Buzzer
Without your input Buzzer we would not be where we are this soon, much appreciated 
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Cheers
Oily
To quote Ray “Trucknet members who continue to send pictures and transport stories” is what really keeps this thread going, a big hand to all of you Thank You . It started out as pictures and over the years has become much more diverse which has been the making of it.
Cheers
Oily
Congratulations Oily on reaching the thousand pages ,and many more to come i hope . a reminder of your Oxford days -------
1000 pages fantastic and well done Oiltreader and all that contribute.
I enjoy reading this thread .now on to the next milestone. 
E.W.
Well done on reaching the 1000.This is the first thread I have a look at.Thanks oily and all the other contributors. cheers Ray
What an achievement, 1000, well done, keep going.
toshboy:
Congratulations Oily on reaching the thousand pages ,and many more to come i hope . a reminder of your Oxford days -------0 Toshboy
Thanks Ivor, 956 the sister to that one was my shift bus when I left COMS August '62.
Cheers
Eddie
Thanks to Buzzer, Lawrence Dunbar, lurpak and toshboy for the photos .
Oily
Cute wee French Renault Sinpar camiones, credit to Dave Fawcett for the photos.
stargazer148:
Well done on reaching the 1000.This is the first thread I have a look at.Thanks oily and all the other contributors.
Thanks to Oily and input from Buzzer for this fantastic thread …Buzzer loved the Hazells of Newport ,ERF tipper …at that time they hauled coke into Uskmouth power station …and Cray Valley fuels Machen …Geraint
Along with the others, thanks Oily, for this really interesting thread. And to all the other contributors. I wish I’d taken some photo’s in my younger days. I’ve only got two, and they’re both over here in Oz.
1000 - Congratulations Oily!
A Plaxton bodied Leyland Leopard which had been new to Ribble in1970.
The last one of a batch of 25 which were given fleetnumbers 976 to 1000. They were registered KCK976H to KCK999H
and as they couldn’t use 1000 or 000 as the numbers in the registration, it was given KCK351H.
Happily, the vehicle is restored, preserved and lives in Liverpool.
Well done to Mr Oily and many thanks for 1000 pages of always interesting stuff. 
All credit to you Oily,well managed and an inspiration to those contemplation starting their own topic.
David
Yes congratulations Oily
mushroomman:
Many thanks to Oily and Buzzer for such a brilliant thread.0
Looks like Mackays, second generation specialist house movers.
Thanks Oily, for a thousand pages of one of my favourite threads.
Congratulations Oily mi duck on reaching the 1000 mark here’s to the next 1000
