This photo was apparently taken in Heaton Newcastle can anyone identify the make of vehicle and what they would be used for. I was thinking possibly for the military ■■? Tyneside
Fine input Tyneside 
“This looks like a Dennison (taken around 1962) but it is the first time I have seen a six wheeler Dennison Tyneside”
Looks more like a Dennis Pax.
Oily
Thanks to gingerfold, robthedog, Buzzer, John West and tyneside for the pics and Dennis Javelin for the link
Oily
Previously owned from new by Richard Read, all credit to SCP for the photo.
tyneside:
This photo was apparently taken in Heaton Newcastle can anyone identify the make of vehicle and what they would be used for. I was thinking possibly for the military ■■? Tyneside
Sure it’s not Sunderland, early production run from Nissan
tyneside:
This looks like a Dennison (taken around 1962) but it is the first time I have seen a six wheeler Dennison Tyneside
A Dennison or a Dennis? I think the latter.
robthedog:
tyneside:
This photo was apparently taken in Heaton Newcastle can anyone identify the make of vehicle and what they would be used for. I was thinking possibly for the military ■■? TynesideSure it’s not Sunderland, early production run from Nissan
Certainly don’t look like Bluebirds to me !!!
Dipster:
tyneside:
This looks like a Dennison (taken around 1962) but it is the first time I have seen a six wheeler Dennison TynesideA Dennison or a Dennis? I think the latter.
My fault I did mean to say Dennis, still the first time I have seen a six wheeler. Tyneside
This photo was apparently taken in Heaton Newcastle can anyone identify the make of vehicle and what they would be used for. I was thinking possibly for the military ■■? Tyneside
These are Watsons built by the Henry Watson Highbridge Works in Walkergate, the company wasn’t a vehicle maker or builder but made Hydraulic Pumps and cranes from William Armstrongs designs in the mid 1800’s, the firm went on to make other engineering equipment and parts for ships then post WWI they launched a 3.5-4.5ton bonneted truck, these are the trucks in the photo and diagram below. I would think very rare if any at all survive today. The company also built the Berma Bus which I still haven’t found a picture of. Franky.
Frankydobo:
This photo was apparently taken in Heaton Newcastle can anyone identify the make of vehicle and what they would be used for. I was thinking possibly for the military ■■? TynesideThese are Watsons built by the Henry Watson Highbridge Works in Walkergate, the company wasn’t a vehicle maker or builder but made Hydraulic Pumps and cranes from William Armstrongs designs in the mid 1800’s, the firm went on to make other engineering equipment and parts for ships then post WWI they launched a 3.5-4.5ton bonneted truck, these are the trucks in the photo and diagram below. I would think very rare if any at all survive today. The company also built the Berma Bus which I still haven’t found a picture of. Franky.
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Thanks for the info Franky, certainly a new one to me. Tyneside
tyneside:
Some more from the NE Tyneside
The Venture bus ,is that a Albion Aberdonian ? ,thank you trevor
tastrucker:
tyneside:
Some more from the NE TynesideThe Venture bus ,is that a Albion Aberdonian ? ,thank you trevor
It is such a beast, as confirmed by Leyland 600 on the previous page Tyneside
gingerfold:
Does anyone know what make this unique vehicle is? It was the only one built. (Pete Smith isn’t allowed to answer!)
Heres a bit Graham about it from 1960.
Click on twice.
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I can provide a scale drawing of it if anyone wants a model making project.
Hi Tyneside, a Nimmo’s Ales 6 wheeler Dennis Pax here en.wheelsage.org/dennis/pax/v/pictures/uoy5gj
Whitbreads had at least one similar.
Oily
oiltreader:
Hi Tyneside, a Nimmo’s Ales 6 wheeler Dennis Pax here en.wheelsage.org/dennis/pax/v/pictures/uoy5gj
Whitbreads had at least one similar.
Oily
That cab reminds me of an AEC, or have I lost it?
