this 143 was well tidy 
Mean looking pair 
Hi Andrew some smashing snaps there, keep putting them on. regards servo88
Hi Andrew Morrison, big input there, much appreciated and of course kevmac47 and servo88 for their pics
From the A76 in Ayrshire a couple of T French and Sons, also a Graham’s milk tanker.
Oily
The foreign motor was parked up for the weekend at the borders layby, was going to ring you see if you deliver them for him 
Some money stood on its back there. Regards servo88
Some money stood on its back there. Regards servo88
servo88:
Snapped these Oily which one do do fancy driving? take your pick
Hi servo88
With the backdoor step at home a bit o’ a challenge nowadays I don’t fancy clambering about on transporters anymore, came across this wagon and drag pic today and I had a similar wagon for a while, Commer with Perkins R6, Eaton two speed, went quite well but not as reliable as the Leyland Comet 400 also with an Eaton Two Speed and same Carrimore bodywork fabrication. That top deck front car had to be chained by climbing the front support frame and using both hands to secure the chains which were on ratchet cylinders, usually the mates job but some of them were not up to it. I do remember seeing the odd outfit with a ladder for the job, though I suppose they eventually found a domestic home somewhere. The chap in the pic is a young Tony Horn, son of Billy “Trader” Horn.
Oily
Thanks to servo88 and rastone for the pics
A couple of ERFs still working the Western Cape area of South Africa, thanks to Bob Adams.
Oily
Thanks to rastone and servo88 for the pics
Transcon with Berliet cab and ■■■■■■■ power.
Oily
Gardner 120:
Photos taken in the early 1990s
“Gardner 120” they look well tidy, a credit to there owner, thanks for sharing those snap’s, Buzzer.
