Neill & Brown Hull (Hessle)
oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
Oily
Hi Oily, What`s the story about the house?
Jakdaw:
oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
OilyHi Oily, What`s the story about the house?
I thought everyone knew about that house,if you stopped there you might of got a Jim-l-fix it badge
Cheers scaniavabis-530 for the pic .
Thanks to Martainn MacDonald, a few from the North run at the Kyleakin stopover this September, some of the same wagons as last year, worth another look.
Oily
Tidy ERF semi low loader I came across in my travels the other day picking up a barn find 1927 Leyland Tiger charabanc being taken down in Devon for restoration, cheers Buzzer.
oiltreader:
Fine and varied lot there Chris (adr), the Bedford artic van, well that’s about as odd as gets
, I can just imagine access through a trapdoor, for the agile only, I guess, and with a comic connection , not a problem for Stan Laurel, but his mate Oliver Hardy, a definite no no.
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Oily
Looks like there is only one mirror?
harry:
oiltreader:
Fine and varied lot there Chris (adr), the Bedford artic van, well that’s about as odd as gets
, I can just imagine access through a trapdoor, for the agile only, I guess, and with a comic connection , not a problem for Stan Laurel, but his mate Oliver Hardy, a definite no no.
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OilyLooks like there is only one mirror?
Hadn’t noticed that , but I suppose with 2 nearside passengers high & low spotting for the driver, you’d have a job creeping up on him
i think pre war the legal requirement was 1 mirror , 1 wiper and one rear light , no idea when two rear lights became law though
I learnt to drive in a three tonner with one offside mirror.
didn’t realise you wereTHAT old harry !!
Hi Oily, I do not know if Richard Bannister’s AEC Mercury is the company’s original Mercury which I photographed in the British Oil & Cake Mills at Selby way back in 1954/5 when I rode as a boy with a local haulier friend who loaded out of there regularly. I had this photo for many years and now when I want it I can’t find it. I do hope this is the original wagon does anyone know.?
Cheers Leyland 600
v7victor:
Jakdaw:
oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
OilyHi Oily, What`s the story about the house?
I thought everyone knew about that house,if you stopped there you might of got a Jim-l-fix it badge
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I`m still no wiser
These are rare pics in Glencoe Oily, it usually rains whenever I drive through there.
Very topical in the news this past 18 months too. Cheers Leyland 600.
1950s pile em high (photo colinfpickett)
Jakdaw:
v7victor:
Jakdaw:
oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
OilyHi Oily, What`s the story about the house?
I thought everyone knew about that house,if you stopped there you might of got a Jim-l-fix it badge
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I`m still no wiser
The house belonged to him
J. S Vile esq?
J. S Vile esq?
Jakdaw:
oiltreader:
The Merc hides a house, once of fame now of infamy.
OilyHi Oily, What`s the story about the house?
Hi Jakdaw,
Harry has it about right, I have difficulty mentioning the name of such a
, oh for the resurrection of such a subhuman specimen and justice for those he harmed.
Oily
Now back to lorries and the craic.