Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

[deanb]

Some fleet line up.

[albion1938]

Buzzer:
One for today Buzzer.

That one survives, has been restored in the same livery, and it’s story due to appear in the Classic and Vintage Commercial mag Feb. issue, by coincidence I saw it mentioned in the Jan. issue only yesterday…
Bernard

[oiltreader]

albion1938:

Buzzer:
One for today Buzzer.

That one survives, has been restored in the same livery, and it’s story due to appear in the Classic and Vintage Commercial mag Feb. issue, by coincidence I saw it mentioned in the Jan. issue only yesterday…
Bernard

The story and pics here duffields.co.uk/renovated-19 … omes-home/ and the restoration process in photos here by the man himself
flickr.com/photos/57427727@N06/
Oily

[buzzer]

Just the one but nostalgic, Buzzer.

[pyewacket947v]

5thwheel:

pyewacket947v:

Buzzer:
Five more today, Buzzer.

Is that DAF real?.

Check out to the print on the bottom of the picture,should provide you with a clue?!?

David

Yes,but it’s a tad obvious,which is why I asked the question.

[silverdale]

jshepguis:
Just a few photos of some of the trucks being used in Nigeria was berthed at the port in Lagos over last couple of weeks. As in most of Africa older stuff American and European lot of the newer trucks from Asia.

An earlier time same place. Discharging 14000 tonnes of sugar took six weeks. These trucks took it away severely overloaded.

[oiltreader]

Thanks to DEANB, Buzzer and Silverdale for the pics.
Oily

A truckload.

[buzzer]

Two from Wales & one from Scotland, cheers Buzzer.

[ray_smyth]

This AEC was at a Truck and Bus weekend in Blackpool about 2005. Ray Smyth

[lurpak]

A couple from today

My mode of transport, no wheels sorry Oily

Opps

I thought he was parked until I saw that it was a roundabout
Ade

[buzzer]

Two for today, Buzzer.

[jsutherland]

lurpak:
A couple from today
4
3
My mode of transport, no wheels sorry Oily
2
Opps
1
0
I thought he was parked until I saw that it was a roundabout
Ade

Thanks Lurpak and Oily

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[rastone]

Quize

Where are we !!!

[5thwheel]

rastone:
Quize

Where are we !!!

…rastone,could it be Dove Bridge Uttoxeter by any chance?

David

[jsutherland]

5thwheel:

rastone:
Quize

Where are we !!!

…regards,could it be Dove Bridge Uttoxeter by any chance?

David

Ditto 5thwheel
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[froggy55]

I didn’t know Foden ever made buses!

[tonyj105]

sure did, well coach chassis anyway

here’s another one , my dads first coach , swapped his Austin ruby car for it, part time at first , drove a lorry in the day and worked this one nights and weekends.

tony

[windrush]

Foden made a lot of double deckers busses as well, some had the ‘Hillholder’ clutch system fitted. They made the coach that transported Fodens brass band around. Not my pics.

Pete.

[buzzer]

Old time meat haulier, Buzzer.

[leyland600]

Hi Tony, FBU 235 was a Foden PVSC6 Chassis No 27746 with Bellhouse Hartwell 33 seat coachwork. New in March 1949 to Shearings, Oldham. Also a Foden PSV brochure from the early 1950s, note the cross braced chassis and the steering wheel centre mounted speedometer and the New Look front end treatment without an exposed radiator as was the norm then.
Cheers, Leyland 600