Proper job Oily ! 
Read about it here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galloping_Goose_(railcar
Oily
oiltreader:
Read about it here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galloping_Goose_(railcar
Oily
Eh? 
Stumbled upon this one (NMP), looks like it’s been taken recently, is the old girl still earning it’s keep?
Cheers, Patrick
oiltreader:
Read about it here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galloping_Goose_(railcar
Oily
Love these, not strictly trucks i suppose, but fascinating nonetheless.
DEANB:
One for Oily !0
Nice one Dean 
, that model Saab reminds me of the Erik Carlsson, the rally legend. Just had another look and that might well be him at rear of the trailer with the hand up.
Oily
Buzzer:
Just the one today, Buzzer.
But one I saw often as a wee nippper.
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Brief history of the Vaux Brewery (Sunderland) Transport Dept.
Taken from the in house magazine June 1975 to celebrate the brewery centenary
Tyneside
DEANB:
One for Oily !0
Stuff the transporter, I’ll take one of the cars, I ran one for many years and always thought it to be a ■■■■ fine car.
tyneside:
Petrol prices from 1975Tyneside
A big increase in prices from 1971 – here’s one of mine.
Bernard
grumpy old man:
DEANB:
One for Oily !0
Stuff the transporter, I’ll take one of the cars, I ran one for many years and always thought it to be a ■■■■ fine car.
GOM is right. I had a SAAB 95 Estate on a G plate. V4 Ford engine, column change and free wheel. 7seats too - miss it. Jim.
A seasonal picture from me, to wish you all a Merry Christmas OK, it’s not a lorry, but father had been a lorry driver before getting the chauffeur job, and went back on the lorries soon after the picture was taken early in WW2 when the car was requisitioned by the government and he had nothing to drive! He couldn’t go to war as he was disabled from a motorcycle accident in 1929 when he went under a Joe Lyons’ steam wagon and drag on a Rudge Ulster, so for part of the war he drove an ambulance and the rest of the time a lorry. He also did a stint on London Transport just after the war but ended up on the lorries until retirement with 57 years professional driving to his credit, clean licence and no claims against him. Sadly he didn’t last long in retirement, he’s been gone 30 years now.
Bernard
albion1938:
tyneside:
Petrol prices from 1975Tyneside
A big increase in prices from 1971 – here’s one of mine.
Bernard
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Still a petrol garage on that site…Shell I think ?..price has gone up a tad …
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