Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

I know I am old,but now I feel ruddy ancient.
I mean the faiground lads using a Volvo FH,really?? :laughing:
Regards John.

old 67:
I know I am old,but now I feel ruddy ancient.
I mean the faiground lads using a Volvo FH,really?? :laughing:
Regards John.

I know what you mean John, I used to walk round the Classic wagon shows etc & say “I remember going with Dad in one of those, & Dad used to drive 1 of those” :smiley: . Now I walk round the shows & 75% of them I’ve driven myself :open_mouth: :unamused: :confused: . Regards Chris

A few looking to be saved!

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Answers on a post card please :open_mouth:

Get some parcels on this!

Travel-stained Italian!

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Good old dray days, pint at every Pub, puzzled by lunch-time, Driver’s mate gets un-official driving lesson in the afternoon :smiley: :smiley:

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NURSE…the screens…again :blush:

As for adr and his “I’ve driven most of them”. It the same here, I keep saying “i’ve driven one of them”, grandkids keep saying “oh shut up grandad, we know you have, you’ve told us”. :cry:

gom, you’re singing my tune! :wink: :unamused:

adr:
Good old dray days, pint at every Pub, puzzled by lunch-time, Driver’s mate gets un-official driving lesson in the afternoon :smiley: :smiley:

Spot on there adr. :laughing:

Thanks to adr, grand variety and Stanfield for pics.

A few from the Imperial War Museum archive and civvy street.
Oily

From the North.
Oily

Wagons on Crawleyside bank, thanks to gregwake.
Oily

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Motors used on demolition work around Manchester during the 1960/70s.J H Peck Ltd was quite a well known company from the Ardwick area of Manchester and lots of owner drivers started and were used on this type of work with all makes of trucks at the time.
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adr:
Good old dray days, pint at every Pub, puzzled by lunch-time, Driver’s mate gets un-official driving lesson in the afternoon :smiley: :smiley:

Touche!

oiltreader found a interested book on ebay number 181309714971 dont no how to do the link ,cheers mark,

foden 01:
oiltreader found a interested book on ebay number 181309714971 dont no how to do the link ,cheers mark,

Hi foden 01
To download a link go to the url (address bar at the top of your screen) right click on it, from the dropdown menu left click on cut or copy then open the forum you want to post it on and in your text right click and left click paste on the dropdown menu and you should get this ebay.co.uk/itm/181309714971? … 26_rdc%3D1 hey presto.

The book looks okay, I have one of Peter Davie’s books, The World Encyclopedia of Trucks, along with a few other older lorry books. I have enjoyed them, but I want to share them on the internet, especially the pictures. I have written to publishers for permission to use photos from their publications, I have had various negative replies, some of them quite vague in relation to ownership of the photographic material they use. I may in the past have inadvertently misused someone’s copyright but not with intention of personal claim or gain but only to share the pleasure I get from images I find in the transport books I possess or on the internet. Over the last few years I’ve spent an hour or two browsing the net enjoying lorry/truck pictures, finding those who generously want to share there handiwork with like minded people. A big thanks to them.
Oily

Nice b&w from Stanfield thanks :smiley:

a few more from last years travels.
Oily

Hi Oily do you think this is this a fluke picture or taken on purpose, cheers Buzzer.

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