Another Albion with Pilot cab.
Bernard
albion1938:
Another Albion with Pilot cab.
Bernard
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419 CEH Looks like the nearside wheel is ready for parting company
Bernard. 
Good pics though.
GUESTY44
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
crowbar:
Lawrence Dunbar:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Lawrence Dunbar, erfguy and lurpak for the photos
OilyUBB746M. I think this may have been a Federation Brewery Motor when it was new ■■, Regards Larry.
Yes Larry it was heres photo of it when l owned it crowbar.
Just a few that have been kicking about.
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
Guesty44:
crowbar:
Lawrence Dunbar:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Lawrence Dunbar, erfguy and lurpak for the photos
OilyUBB746M. I think this may have been a Federation Brewery Motor when it was new ■■, Regards Larry.
Yes Larry it was heres photo of it when l owned it crowbar.
Just a few that have been kicking about.
Another fine lot there from Guesty44, cattle wagon man, pete smith, crowbar and albion1938
a few Malta Dodges.
Oily
Some ripe for restoration there the cabs look fairly free of rust. Eddie.
Couple of Albion sales brochures,if anyone wants inside pages of HD57 posting please let me know,ta,Pete
Guesty44:
albion1938:
Another Albion with Pilot cab.
Bernard419 CEH Looks like the nearside wheel is ready for parting company
Bernard.
GUESTY44
No, my camera skills at fault mate, caused by getting close with a very wide angle lens, the other motor (mine) looks a funny shape too! 
The little Albion tanker belonged to some mates of mine back in the early seventies, in fact I sorted out a charging fault and a bit of wiring for them when they first got it. They’d just bought it off a nursery who’d used it for watering the plants. It was new to Shell/BP in 1937 and holds a whole 500 gallons! It was thanks to them that I got my Albion, they’d already more or less agreed to buy it, then they discovered the tanker, and as they were tanker drivers they bought it instead, referring me to the one I’ve still got 44 years later! Theirs changed hands several times, don’t know who owns it now but I believe it lives in a museum. Mine however lives in a converted hen house in my garden and gets driven a lot. A picture of the tanker here with one of it’s several owners. I think it looks a little better in it’s original Shell guise!
Bernard
albion1938:
Guesty44:
albion1938:
Another Albion with Pilot cab.
Bernard
1419 CEH Looks like the nearside wheel is ready for parting company
Bernard.
GUESTY44No, my camera skills at fault mate, caused by getting close with a very wide angle lens, the other motor (mine) looks a funny shape too!
The little Albion tanker belonged to some mates of mine back in the early seventies, in fact I sorted out a charging fault and a bit of wiring for them when they first got it. They’d just bought it off a nursery who’d used it for watering the plants. It was new to Shell/BP in 1937 and holds a whole 500 gallons! It was thanks to them that I got my Albion, they’d already more or less agreed to buy it, then they discovered the tanker, and as they were tanker drivers they bought it instead, referring me to the one I’ve still got 44 years later! Theirs changed hands several times, don’t know who owns it now but I believe it lives in a museum. Mine however lives in a converted hen house in my garden and gets driven a lot. A picture of the tanker here with one of it’s several owners. I think it looks a little better in it’s original Shell guise!
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Bernard
Hi,Bernard,pretty sure that little tanker was at Thompson tanks Bilston about 15yr ago,in the shell livery
A couple from the other week. A1 southbound just north of Catterick, just a change from the usual
Cheers Ade
lurpak:
A couple from the other week. A1 southbound just north of Catterick, just a change from the usual
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Cheers Ade
There’s a lot of government money (our taxes) going into that upgrade of the A1. They’ve done a decent job south of Bawtry/Retford.
Just thought I would post these two Bedfords as they are both for sale on a website today, they both seem quite tidy for any one who is into preservation, Buzzer.
