pete smith:
Saviem:
Evening all, hello Pete…
I try not to go into Wolverhampton very often…(I just get depressed)! How long ago did the canopy disappear? Do`nt those cobbles look harmless when they are dry…blooming different when they are wet!!
Yes, you are right, the twin screens do look better…but that is a lovely lorry, just enjoy her as she is!
Cheerio for now.
Hi,Saviem,she stopping exactly as she is,no face lifts for my old girl!! canopy gone prob 20yrs and of course pic took before fire,if you look couple of feet in front of truck at bottom course of bricks you will see top of brick arch,thats the canal tunnel under mill,remember that Saviem before it was filled in and they built my Dads new garage on top of it?,ta,Pete
Quite right Pete, that one piece screen in the Pilot cab is a unique and important feature and must be preserved. As I said in a previous post, one has already been ruined by converting to twin screens on the basis that “it looks older”, although I’ve always said the owner of a vehicle is entitled to do what he likes with it, in this case it’s a shame. The one piece is a “Marmite” thing, you either love it or hate it, I quite like it actually, and that’s coming from the owner of a older Albion with twin screens!
Bernard
Door step delivery of the milk literally, Buzzer.
Fine lot of pics 
thanks to Gardner 120, cattle wagon man, pete smith, thelongdrag, Guesty44, flishflunk and Buzzer
This one from 1940 and a Battle of Britain causality, a Messerschmitt, and a civvy wagon doing recovery.
Oily
Another couple of black and white, this time in Slovenia in 1960, Commer, Krupp and a Mercedes.
Oily
A couple night shots of Southampton container berths, cheers Buzzer.
Thanks to neversweat1 and Buzzer for the pics
a few from the Highlands.
Oily
Looks like a W.F.J. Miners truck hooking up to a frigoscandia trailer to me but may be wrong some one will know and put me right, Buzzer
Thanks again to Buzzer for the pic
A few from lurpak, cheers Ade .
Oily
Early boat transport but what are the trucks and vans in the shot, Buzzer.
Buzzer:
Early boat transport but what are the trucks and vans in the shot, Buzzer.
Scammell in front, Atkinson behind, not sure about the van between them (slightly blurred) but the one on the left is a Fordson E83W.
Pete.
harry:
windrush:
Buzzer:
Early boat transport but what are the trucks and vans in the shot, Buzzer.
Scammell in front, Atkinson behind, not sure about the van between them (slightly blurred) but the one on the left is a Fordson E83W.
Pete.
Could be a blrred Jowet?
Ford 10 cwt van.
Cheers Dave.
The only 6 wheeler steam bus in the world Im told It started its life as a flat owned by the Cement Marketing Co. I had a trip around Whitby in it, & the owner driver certainly knows his stuff I may tell you, & His good lady tells its life storey as you travel along, Great stuff, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
0The only 6 wheeler steam bus in the world Im told It started its life as a flat owned by the Cement Marketing Co. I had a trip around Whitby in it, & the owner driver certainly knows his stuff I may tell you, & His good lady tells its life storey as you travel along, Great stuff, Regards Larry.
Do they still run the “toast rack” Dennis bus round Whitby Larry?ta,Pete
pete smith:
Lawrence Dunbar:
The only 6 wheeler steam bus in the world Im told It started its life as a flat owned by the Cement Marketing Co. I had a trip around Whitby in it, & the owner driver certainly knows his stuff I may tell you, & His good lady tells its life storey as you travel along, Great stuff, Regards Larry.
Do they still run the “toast rack” Dennis bus round Whitby Larry?ta,Pete
Yes Pete & Here it is owned by the same family, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
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pete smith:
Lawrence Dunbar:
1The only 6 wheeler steam bus in the world Im told It started its life as a flat owned by the Cement Marketing Co. I had a trip around Whitby in it, & the owner driver certainly knows his stuff I may tell you, & His good lady tells its life storey as you travel along, Great stuff, Regards Larry.
Do they still run the “toast rack” Dennis bus round Whitby Larry?ta,Pete
Yes Pete & Here it is owned by the same family, Regards Larry.
Ta for pic Larry,think that was at Llandudno one year,the diff makes a lovely “whine” when she pulls away,ta,Pete
pete smith:
Lawrence Dunbar:
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pete smith:
Lawrence Dunbar:
1The only 6 wheeler steam bus in the world Im told It started its life as a flat owned by the Cement Marketing Co. I had a trip around Whitby in it, & the owner driver certainly knows his stuff I may tell you, & His good lady tells its life storey as you travel along, Great stuff, Regards Larry.
Do they still run the “toast rack” Dennis bus round Whitby Larry?ta,Pete
Yes Pete & Here it is owned by the same family, Regards Larry.
Ta for pic Larry,think that was at Llandudno one year,the diff makes a lovely “whine” when she pulls away,ta,Pete
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Hiya pete smith that is a real classic first saw that about 5yrs ago
wondered why it has never been put on before. (Brill).
GUESTY44
The full frontal, Regards Larry.
