PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION (Part 1)

[punchy_dan]

DEANB:
One for “PunchyDan” As i remember you like Fodens !

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And a local ish lorry too cheers Dean .

[jshepguis]

DEANB:
George’s Haulage F88 bulker.

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Anyone recognise the F7 bulker ■■?

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Palmer Bros F10

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S.E.Field & Son Mercedes.

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Sun Valley Fiat overtaking another Sun Valley F86

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Anyone recognise the Dodge ■■?

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Evans unit pulling a harold Wood tanker.

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WH Jakeway & Sons ERF bulker.

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London Carriers Seddon Atkinson.

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Anyone recognise the Atkinson ■■?

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Trailer looks to be one of Durhams of Teesside so could be an owner driver subbie. Load of straight rod on also which was more than likely out of BSC Lackenby.

[jshepguis]

Would also like to say a Merry Christmas and a happy new year to Dean Paul and Mark for all the effort put in to this thread which has been the highlight of the year on Trucknet as far as i am concerned and i think most people will agree.
Definitely been a trip down memory lane. And long it may continue into 2018!

John

[oiltreader]

DEANB:
One for “Dieseldog66” and “Oily” Thanks for your posts !

Any idea who this belongs to ■■

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A bit after my time on transporters Dean, Cartransport leave that to Dieseldog66, a cracker this thread all thanks to yourself, Paul and Mark. Best wishes for tomorrow and 2018.
Cheers
Oily

[mark_r]

Many thanks for taking the time to post up these wonderful photos, I’ve loved every one! Happy Christmas to DEANB, Paul & Mark.
Rgds Mark.

[m1tch]

Stupot:
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Gravity Straps?

I thought the same

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[jimbo47]

rward:
Seeing the Murphy is international Transcon reminds me mauricewho drove for them died young got me out of big trouble in Calais first Time green as grass helped me big time even gave me money coz I been tucked said to him how will I pay back when you meet a driver in your same trouble giving to him rip Maurice top man regards rowley ward

aye rward had the same from a macbeans driver yrs ago when I was out of cash hungry still a day out from home parked up for the night …he asked me if I wasn’t going to have a burger and a tea .i.gave him some excuse he went and brought me back a couple o burgers an a tea ,just a there ye go son git it doon. I told him how dae I give him the money back he said just pass it on.

[smallcoal]

DEANB:
Forgot to say i would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the thread since it started.

Paul also wishes everyone a Happy Xmas & New Year !

Hi dean a merry Christmas to you ,mark and Paul you have done such an excellent job with the pics keep on posting them many thanks John

[gazsa401]

DEANB:
“Gazsa401” No Stirlands about chap but heres a Ryvita at least its the same colour !!

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Thanks for that Dean may I wish you a merry Christmas and a big thank you for your all work plus you made my dad a happy man with the photos of the Stirlands lorries you’ve posted and also to Paul and Mark for taking the photos over the years [emoji1303]

[erf-ngc-european]

kmills:

DEANB:
ERF-NGC-European, One for you Robert !

Gammonds ERF

Gammond’s were a rather ‘colourful’ Hereford haulier- Robert, you’ll have to ask my Dad about them, I’m sure he’ll have a few tales to tell there.
It’s possible that this ERF ran down to the Middle East - I remember them running a 6 x 4 Scania 140 on M / E some point in the mid 70’s. IIRC it was driven by Graham Gammond, son of the owner - Eddie Gammond.
Cheers all, Keith

Thanks for that Dean, Paul G and Keith! (see pic below)

Here’s another pic of the same wagon:

I suspect that the ERF you mention, Keith, that they sent to the M/E was this very unusual LHD mid-lift B-series:

[bonkeydollocks]

DEANB:
One for “PunchyDan” As i remember you like Fodens !

Bloody smasher that Dean! Old Jimmy is still with us and still resides in Chapel. Here’s a few more pics of his lorries including one of YED when brand new in '78.

[moomooland]

Thanks for the article regarding the Lowfields Bedford Dean.

Here’s a few pictures of some more of their motors from the 1980’s

[moomooland]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to photographers Paul C Gee and Mark S Bailey and also to you and yours Dean for all your hard work this last seven months downloading and updating the thread, i know how time consuming it can be.

[me_paul_101]

Merry Christmas to you all and the photo’s and chat is second to none. Its great to see so many good pictures of the classic days of transport…Cheers

[bewick]

Merry Christmas to both Dean and Paul who’s thread has , without doubt, become a most welcome revelation throughout the past year. The scope and breadth contained within the vast volume of the posts is phenomenal and the quality of the photos is faultless. I look forward to “repeat business” during 2018 ! So all the best to both of you for the New Year. Kind Regards Dennis.

[smallcoal]

I used to load gammonds trailers in the abbey they also got a veg shop in port talbot

[paul_john]

Hi all. John many years ago I used to go to Hereford Galvanisers regularly and Gammond’s always had trailers in there. Went to their yard once, more like a scrap yard.
Merry Xmas to all, ditto comments Dennis made.

Paul

[retired_old_fart]

Could I add my thanks and season’s greetings to all on this tread?

[smallcoal]

Paul John:
Hi all. John many years ago I used to go to Hereford Galvanisers regularly and Gammond’s always had trailers in there. Went to their yard once, more like a scrap yard.
Merry Xmas to all, ditto comments Dennis made.

Paul

merry xmas Paul to you and the family,Hereford Galv is still there haven’t changed at all ,the trailers gammonds had in port talbot weren’t in tip top shape neither was the sheets cheers John

[smallcoal]

That is frankly services southbound that trailer was most probably tipped in the midlands from the abbey and returning back sheeted down to keep the bed dry John