PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION (Part 1)

hi dean
would you have any pics in your collection of Richardsons (oldbury & rugeley)
mainly atkinson back in the day and erf & volvo towards the end
they were also in celcon blocks livery aswell along with W T Allen and fred sherwood
just a thought thank you all
Mike P

Hi Dean,

The stone folly is in Warminster.

Regards
Richard

Dean.p.m your email address please and il send you some more photos of Clwyd Ellis. I’m not brainy enough to download pics on this site!

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Saw registration which is a North Yorkshire reg, so this vehicle would have probably been from the Middlesbrough depot of Lion Tube company, not too sure how many other depots they had if any. Factory still at Middlesbrough although company is now part of the Van Leeuwen group.

Hi dean,John raymonds road train ended up in port talbot shunting

UK spec 1978 3800 6v92 T ?.Before such a beast was officially listed by Bedford only 8v71 ?.A supposedly ‘mythical’ Tricentrol special order of the type that I knew of in the day finally appears ?.

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I don’t know what GTI stood for, but they were from the Canterbury area - it looks like that pic might be New Dover Rd.
GTI trucks used to be parked at various places in and Canterbury, but I don’t think they’ve been around since the late '80’s.
I worked with a chap back in the 90’s who had worked for them - on general European tilt work.

DEANB:
Some oldies.

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Hi Dean,love the Woolley Foden ,they were from Bucknell a small village in Shropshire ,had a fleet of Fodens on tar /bitumen etc .
They had a couple of twin steer units ex Horace Kendrick ,and ex BP Scammell Handymans ,regards Keith

Mike Ponsonby:
hi dean
would you have any pics in your collection of Richardsons (oldbury & rugeley)
mainly atkinson back in the day and erf & volvo towards the end
they were also in celcon blocks livery aswell along with W T Allen and fred sherwood
just a thought thank you all
Mike P

I will have a word with Paul and see if he has anything on them Mike.

I have this pic of Richardsons but i dont know if its the company you are talking about ?

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MaggieD:
Hi Dean,

The stone folly is in Warminster.

Regards
Richard

Thanks Richard,thats probably why i never recognised it as the town is bypassed you never go through it. :laughing: :wink:

Dai jones:
Dean.p.m your email address please and il send you some more photos of Clwyd Ellis. I’m not brainy enough to download pics on this site!

:wink:

jshepguis:
Saw registration which is a North Yorkshire reg, so this vehicle would have probably been from the Middlesbrough depot of Lion Tube company, not too sure how many other depots they had if any. Factory still at Middlesbrough although company is now part of the Van Leeuwen group.

Thanks for the info chap ! :smiley:

smallcoal:
Hi dean,John raymonds road train ended up in port talbot shunting

Thanks John. :wink:

kmills:
I don’t know what GTI stood for, but they were from the Canterbury area - it looks like that pic might be New Dover Rd.
GTI trucks used to be parked at various places in and Canterbury, but I don’t think they’ve been around since the late '80’s.
I worked with a chap back in the 90’s who had worked for them - on general European tilt work.

Thanks for your recollections “kmills” cant remember if we have had one on before,will have to have a look. :wink:

kingswinford kit:
“DEANB” Some oldies.

Hi Dean,love the Woolley Foden ,they were from Bucknell a small village in Shropshire ,had a fleet of Fodens on tar /bitumen etc .
They had a couple of twin steer units ex Horace Kendrick ,and ex BP Scammell Handymans ,regards Keith

Thanks for the info Keith ,those old trucks certainly had character ! :smiley:

DEAN
Lewiss had a furniture warehouse at Moss Vale Road Urmston and had about 40 scammell automatic coupling trailers and about 10 scarabs. Mid 1960s I used to deliver Mothers Pride Bread to Lewiss store Manchester about 6am. Lewis`s would have a couple of trailers parked up on the loading bays ready for the Urmston drivers to do changeovers. It was marvellous to see one driver Alec. On arrival without fail he would reach for his mug full of tea that was balancing somewhere on his dash, eat a sandwich while smoking his pipe that never left his mouth. This was while doing his changeover within Nano seconds, brew can at the ready and be away back to Urmston leaving a thick trail of smoke and spit after stocking up his pipe. I think he used to do this trip about 8 times a day job and finish.
Regards KEV

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DEANB:
“robroy” I could be wrong but i think you drove for Cheri Foam at one time ? :unamused:

Cheers Dean…yeh I pulled trailers for them with my own units.
My mate used to drive one of those Drawbar outfits.
Thanks mate.

kmills:
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I don’t know what GTI stood for, but they were from the Canterbury area - it looks like that pic might be New Dover Rd.
GTI trucks used to be parked at various places in and Canterbury, but I don’t think they’ve been around since the late '80’s.
I worked with a chap back in the 90’s who had worked for them - on general European tilt work.

I had a Renault 290 GT i dont know what the GT stood for on that either , but it certainly wasn’t power

robroy:

DEANB:
“robroy” I could be wrong but i think you drove for Cheri Foam at one time ? :unamused:

Cheers Dean…yeh I pulled trailers for them with my own units.
My mate used to drive one of those Drawbar outfits.
Thanks mate.

Thought it was you Rob. :wink:

ramone:
kmills

I don’t know what GTI stood for, but they were from the Canterbury area - it looks like that pic might be New Dover Rd.
GTI trucks used to be parked at various places in and Canterbury, but I don’t think they’ve been around since the late '80’s.
I worked with a chap back in the 90’s who had worked for them - on general European tilt work.
I had a Renault 290 GT i dont know what the GT stood for on that either , but it certainly wasn’t power

Cheers “ramone” :laughing: