Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

Just a few to finish the week off.
HANSON ALBION.jpg
HANSON TRANSPORT DODGE D308.jpg
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Milk lady’s late again this morning.

Retired Old ■■■■:
Milk lady’s late again this morning.

Looks a bit dodgy that one,and the yard dos’nt look that good :blush: :blush: :blush:

Old German Trucks


Goodwood Revival
ON the build up

1st day on breakdown

A Austrian Volvo?


THen it rained lol


cheers Ade

Just keeping this thread going.


HANSON TRANSPORT AEC.jpg
HANSON TRANSPORT THAMES TRADER.jpg

All the aerodynamic qualities of a breeze-block :unamused: , she must have been a ■■■■■ in the high-winds :open_mouth:

Hopefully someone on here can educate me, why wasn’t this cab ever offered in the UK? Or was it but there were no takers, or not enough interest to make it viable?

Leyland Marathon in kit form
Leyland Marathon in kit form.jpg



Spotted this in Darwen today.

What can I say… you’ve done the thread proud :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: big thanks to Stanfield, truckfing, kevmac47, Lawrence Dunbar, adr, TIDDERSON, bma finland, grandarom, lurpak and cattle wagon man yes very :smiley: :smiley:
My sojourns took me through Geordieland to Lincoln, back up the A57, A1, Scotch Corner and A66 to Penrith, home via Glasgow and the A82 to Fort William , to Drumnadrochit, lots of pictures.
A while ago I posted this first pic, (taken a few years ago) well I found myself at the very yard of Coastal Recoveries at Mablethorpe and on asking permission form the owner was given the freedom of the yard with assurance that the very noisy guard dog was safely contained. So my pic from last week. More later
Oily

Diamond T cr Ian Paterson cc by sa 2.0 Red_Lorry_Yellow_Lorry_-geograph_org_uk-_1219856.jpg

It’s good to see so many pictures of vehicles from Hanson Transport/Hanson Haulage. The company is still going strong after some 165 years (ish some reports show 1848 startup others show 1846) and if wanted I could add many photos to the thread from the last 70-80 years.

cattle wagon man:
Sorry the photo is small. :angry:
Im still experimenting with the new laptop and scanner . Maybe,.....just maybe.......Ill eventually get the hang of these new contraptions. :unamused:

Cheers , cattle wagon man.

Hi cwm, a wee fix for you.
Oily

Emexrulsier:
It’s good to see so many pictures of vehicles from Hanson Transport/Hanson Haulage. The company is still going strong after some 165 years (ish some reports show 1848 startup others show 1846) and if wanted I could add many photos to the thread from the last 70-80 years.

Hi Emexruiser, welcome :slight_smile: … your photos would be well received on this thread, I have a Hanson AEC pic from a book given to me in 1947, I’ve posted it before but will dig it out again for you.
Cheers
Oily
Got the pic but it’s a Hudson wagon not Hanson, sorry :blush: :blush:
Oily

Stanfield:
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I’ve been on a bar behind yon Diamond T of Geoff Gilberts at Heybeck. Note the position of the exhaust, I nearly bloody choked to death with exhaust fumes. :imp:

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welcome back oily,well i had to do a day of this ,when all otherswason holydays :open_mouth: :open_mouth: cheers benkku

adr:
Hopefully someone on here can educate me, why wasn’t this cab ever offered in the UK? Or was it but there were no takers, or not enough interest to make it viable?

Hi Chris, one example here flickr.com/photos/63211677@N04/5789921045/
Cheers
Oily

bma.finland:
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welcome back oily,well i had to do a day of this ,when all otherswason holydays :open_mouth: :open_mouth: cheers benkku

Hi benkku, cheers for the pic :smiley:
Oily

rigsby:
you aren’t helping me oily , we spend 8 weeks up your end every year and when i see your photos of the familiar lorries and roads i just want to hook the caravan up and go again . god’s country !! cheers , dave

Nice response :smiley: thanks, there’s a few more to come from my Hebridean trip along with others more local.
Cheers
Oily