From Australian archive, a very unusual halfcab, twin steer Albion, any thoughts 
Googled COR Australia and found Commonwealth Oil Refineries.
oily
Leyland600:
Quite right truckfing, !! You must know the vehicle.
Know a lad who used to drive it
oiltreader:
Some from and thanks to Len Rogers.
oily
The metallic red Seddon was driven by Sue Green from Sandwich.
Better half of Tony,he who built the oversized Transcontinetal and others.
I know Ive posted these RIO SPEED WAGONS before, they belonged to my great uncle Isaac Smiles, Are there anymore photos about of these, they seemed to be very popular in those days, Regards Larry, Photo with the courtesey of My Cousin Diane Smiles.
For Larry Dunbar, REO, stands for Ransom E Olds who started the firm in Lansing, Michigan in 1904 and produced bus and truck chassis also cars between 1905 and 1975.
Harris and Hassell of Brislington, Bristol, a haulage firm started in 1914 were the importers of REO chassis and engines from US beginning in1923 and in 1926 because of import duty they started making their own chassis but still imported the engines, it would seem that most of the production was buses, this info is from Grace’s Guide as are the photos.
I have other pics yet to be sorted.
oily
Some old Dutch Daffs 
Krupp Atkinson
Can’t believe that this is being left to rot…
Sitting in a small yard next to Dalton’s scrap yard in Hermiston.Edinburgh…
MOC:
Some old Dutch Daffs
Krupp Atkinson
Never got to drive one, but them Krupp cab Aki’s certainly looked the business in their day.
Ossie
Krupp Atkinson
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That old Krupp keeps on turning up in Boro’ Market.There was a Customs house by the side of the Thames we used to clear at.
Never got to drive one, but them Krupp cab Aki’s certainly looked the business in their day.
Ossie
You wouldn’t want to drive that one - that firm was one of the original Knights of the Road ( Day & ■■■■■■ Nights!) 
Good to see the Munro’s of Aberdeen and William Armstrong’s photos MOC I can recall all the Munro wagons running down through Carlisle and Armstrongs more locally, note the twin tanks on the Reiver.
Cheers, Leyland 600
Leyland600:
Good to see the Munro’s of Aberdeen and William Armstrong’s photos MOC I can recall all the Munro wagons running down through Carlisle and Armstrongs more locally, note the twin tanks on the Reiver.
Cheers, Leyland 600
And “single drive”!!! that must have been a popular spec among ■■■■■■■■■■ cattle hauliers,to replace their Beavers !!! Bewick.