A couple thanks to Mostly Dans, a fair old reach on the concrete pump.
Oily
I posted quite a few of these shots previously, it looks like they’re on the move again.
Nice ones kevmac47 cheers for that 
DiamondT on show in Oz and thanks to Richard Mohr.
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Early Ford tanker types taken at the Den Hartogh Museum, Hillebom, Netherlands by Alf van Beem and placed in the public domain.
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Thanks to Mark Hobbs a couple of horseboxes which have been about for a year or two.
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Kinda thinking this may have been a horsebox in its past life. With thanks to Pimlico Badger.
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I was thinking a coach as that looks like a destination board above the screen and lack of tell tale signs of any vents along the top for a horse box. But mind am no often richt so a could be wrang again. Eddie,
I think you are right Eddie, looks like a Duple Viceroy style body but just might be a Harrington, I will have to check.
Leyland 600
Leyland600:
I think you are right Eddie, looks like a Duple Viceroy style body but just might be a Harrington, I will have to check.
Leyland 600
Did a bit o’ searching and it is a Duple Viceroy, and the photo was taken at the 2009 Trans Lancs Rally…top o’ the class Leyland600 .
Oily
While looking for the Duple Viceroy, I found this, another Commer, taken 2007 Heritage Car Museum, Gaydon, thanks to Andy Buckley.
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Basingstoke Festval of Transport 2013 oldun with thanks to Flicktone.
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Again thanks to Flicktone, a couple of angles on a Scammell at the REME Museum, Arborfield.
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Alleleys have the train movement market sewn up by the looks of it! The “Isle of Grain” IIRC.
No, Oily not a Duple at all, this quite famous vehicle is an Albion chassis with coachwork by Walter Alexander, built on your doorstep !!! Look at the windscreen angles and the peak very similar to the coach bodies built on Albion Nimbus chassis for Alexanders Midland back in the 1960s.
Cheers Leyland 600.
Leyland600:
No, Oily not a Duple at all, this quite famous vehicle is an Albion chassis with coachwork by Walter Alexander, built on your doorstep !!! Look at the windscreen angles and the peak very similar to the coach bodies built on Albion Nimbus chassis for Alexanders Midland back in the 1960s.
Cheers Leyland 600.
Hi Leyland600, your’e confusing me now, ( not difficult 
), I found the Ecurie Ecosse Commer when looking for more detail on the Duple Viceroy Motorhome, and was not making any connection between the two.
Oily
I think this one deserves to be top of any page, last Mon, bumper gimme the nod that Les would be up my way on the Tues, I’d missed him previously, anyway, I was given the time 1 to 2ish on the Black Isle and here he is at 2 mins to 2 heading north and about to cross the Cromarty Firth Bridge, I would say at a nice steady pace, 45ish, the motor is a real credit to the man and thanks Jim(bumper).
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gazzer:
Alleleys have the train movement market sewn up by the looks of it! The “Isle of Grain” IIRC.
Cheers gazzer nice one
Thanks to CARLOS62 a couple from York.
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A couple of older ones thanks to Mark Hobbs.
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