Nice one bennku thanks for that 
Two more from Dingwall today,
having snapped the Harris Scania before and it having Ross-Shire on the cab, I’m thinking it belongs up here, but no, chatting to the driver today he is a Ross-shire man but the wagon belongs in Oswestry.
Oily
Stanfield:
Spotted this one outside Graham Baileys yard at Stalybridge today.210
Nice old girl,thanks stanfield brings back some memories.
regards dave
Thanks to “Oiltreader” for the reply , and the pic. from Dingwall.
Also , thanks to “Lurpak” for the old steamer photographs. This old-timer was in the parade at Ulverston ( ■■■■■■■ ) for the recent
Dickensian Weekend themed event. It belongs to the owner of the nearby Bardsea Caravan Park , of which “Lurpak” will know.
Tom Varley (father ) was very well known and respected as a dedicated restorer of steam-propelled machines.
Another photo I took on Malta , is of this (early model) DAF 95 430 . Not a lot of the 95s left in service nowadays.
The name of " KDJ Heavy Haulage " might be familiar to someone reading this. Can anyone supply more details , please ?
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
cattle wagon man:
Thanks to “Oiltreader” for the reply , and the pic. from Dingwall.
Also , thanks to “Lurpak” for the old steamer photographs. This old-timer was in the parade at Ulverston ( ■■■■■■■ ) for the recent
Dickensian Weekendthemed event. It belongs to the owner of the nearby Bardsea Caravan Park , of which “Lurpak” will know.
Tom Varley (father ) was very well known and respected as a dedicated restorer of steam-propelled machines.Another photo I took on Malta , is of this (early model) DAF 95 430 . Not a lot of the 95s left in service nowadays.
The name of " KDJ Heavy Haulage " might be familiar to someone reading this. Can anyone supply more details , please ?Cheers , cattle wagon man.
Hi
KDJ heavy haulage was from wrightsway Lincoln, the owner ken Johnston is no longer with us he passed away not long ago.
He did sell up a few years ago and went working for Denby transport.
Regards
John
Seddon artic belongs to Ambrose Wood of Bollington, Nr Macclesfield. He repairs all sorts of commercials and specialises in aluminium welding. Excellent workmanship.
Cracking pics from Stanfield and cattle wagon man, thanks
Forest of Dean Caravan Transport lineup winter dirty and shiny clean, thanks to the lurpak family.
Oily
Let’s have some more “Old Stuff” Looking at the front of the (horse) cart the “H” & “F” on the ends could be “Hays Wharf”? in this London scene, looks like quite a new Morris Commercial on the right of pic!
adr:
Let’s have some more “Old Stuff”
Nice one Chris, d’ya reckon the guy in the wagon behind is mebbe just getting a wee bit impatient 
Can’t you hear the “Noises of the engines, the shouts of the men & the stamping of the horses, & the smells (not just the horses 
)”. Never to be seen again Transport Street scene 
oiltreader:
adr:
Let’s have some more “Old Stuff”Nice one Chris, d’ya reckon the guy in the wagon behind is mebbe just getting a wee bit impatient
Maybe he is Eddie 
but does the bloke holding the reins look as if he gives a Toss ! Would you, cos buggered if I would
Liverpool-based George Davis Bedford TK, that is some load 
, anyone any ideas what he could have been carrying?
Tidy Taymix AEC Mandator.
Marston Valley Brick Co. AEC.
