AEC Mercury from the once large Kodak fleet.
Pic taken in London in 1936, interesting angle but the assortment of Transport with the Horse & Cart, followed by a AEC wagon-drag which is overtaking a real old-timer makes this a fascinating pic’ 
Is this an early “Jack-Knife”?
Bit congested here 
,& whose “Plod” waving at then? He wants to look behind him cos it’s all going on back there 
. I think his mate is saying to him “Put your arm down you twonk & we’ll just walk away slowly” 
Found this pic’ with some Trams in for anyone on here that remembers them, all adds to the Nostalgia
Not all the old commercials have ended on the scrapheap on sunny Malta.
Tucked in a corner of this museum building , were these 4 former World War 2 vehicles.
Two Willys Jeeps , an Austin Tilly , and a Bedford QL bowser. A poignant reminder of what the Maltese forces used during the War.
A visit to the Malta Aviation Museum , situated near to the Ta Qali Craftworks is a must for followers of Maltas aviation history from
the 1930`s to the present day.
Oxford Diecast Models have released a 1.76 th. model of the Austin.
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
The photo of the Austin pickup reminded me that it was in one of these that the ■■■■ family spent their first two summer holidays. It was the firm’s runabout and transported us firstly for a week near Bangor, North Wales and twelve months later for a week at a site at Pentewan, Cornwall. Both holidays were taken in a plywood caravan owned by the firm’s owner and were in payment for my old chap taking the caravan to it’s seasonal site on the back of an A-model petrol Bedford tipper.
The Austin was ex-WD and had still got it’s canvas tilt and drab green paintwork.
Does anyone have any idea why I can no longer post pics on here? All I get is
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oiltreader:
Last today, a tight squeeze for Collet in Kessington.
oily
My apologies for dragging this up and may have been beaten to it, but that is Farnham Corner on the A12 near Saxmundham 
Gardner 120:
Does anyone have any idea why I can no longer post pics on here? All I get isInternal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Hi Gardner 120,
Have a look here
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I’ve had the same problem from time to time, it could be something to do with the size of the image you are trying to post or multiple images. Hopefully others are more clued up and can help.
Oily
adr:
I hope they both stopped in time
great pics adr keep um coming …Mark
DEANO3528:
oiltreader:
Last today, a tight squeeze for Collet in Kessington.
oilyMy apologies for dragging this up and may have been beaten to it, but that is Farnham Corner on the A12 near Saxmundham
Cheers for bringing it to my attention, I’ve deleted the image, wrong information and I may have infringed copyright.
Oily
Brilliant pics Chris (adr) gridlock was obviously a problem all those years ago.
Cheers also to cattle wagon man for the wartime memories.
Oily
Unimog thanks to mick mft.
Oily
adr:
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
Love this one Chris -very typical double parked loading cheeses middle of road ha ha the good old days!
Greetings,All.
These came into my possession today and hopefully,there’s some Ex.Swallow drivers still about who might have driven them.Hope so. The 110,(before and after) is on it’s way to being restored,which is good news.
An early Happy Christmas to you all on Trucknet,and long may the site last.Regards,900x20. 
