Pics of Tony’s Morgan from Andrews collection
The green defender could be waters but unlettered ,it’s not rough enough to have been sold on with the name rubbed off 
HRS:
moomooland:
HRS:
1Can not believe I was ever this young !!! anyone remember E J Thomas of Lasham near Alton Hampshire, A very good customer of mine for many years, also ran this company and Macnamara Tpt. PS, The hair and waist line have long gone.
Harvey
0Can see that hair and waist line a bit clearer now Harvey.
Thanks M M L, that’s a neat trick, care to tell me how its done ■■. Harvey
smallcoal:
DEANB:
Tony Morgan’s Mack.
Hi dean Tony’s Morgan was another Bridgend haulier,he ran quite a few American motors he just found one of his trucks and brought it home cheers John ,ps Andrew cooper will tell you more on this
9Wimpey Crusader.
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Anyone recognise the Defender bulker ■■? Post office dodge overtaking.
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Mansel Davies ERF bulker.
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Phillips Guy and Seddon draw-bars !
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Volvo F86 with a mini clubman in the distance.
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Anyone recognise the bulk powder Saviem unit ■■?
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Thos Fox & Sons.
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Lo Cost Scania 111
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Anyone recognise Ford Transcontinental.
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Thanks John,yes i remember seeing different trucks in various pics on the net ! 
smallcoal:
Pics of Tony’s Morgan from Andrews collection
Great pics John and Andrew ! Keeping them coming !
smallcoal:
Tony’s kenworth which I think is the one that has been brought back ,also wm Vaughan foden
Those headlights must have been good on those Fodens they are bloody huge !
Punchy Dan:
The green defender could be waters but unlettered ,it’s not rough enough to have been sold on with the name rubbed off
Yes Dan, you could be right there !
bob-lad:
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Rob,nice to see you have sorted out how to post pics ! Excellent keep them coming mate !
DEANB:
Tony Morgan’s Mack.9
Wimpey Crusader.
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Anyone recognise the Defender bulker ■■? Post office dodge overtaking.
7
Mansel Davies ERF bulker.
6
Phillips Guy and Seddon draw-bars !
5
Volvo F86 with a mini clubman in the distance.
4
Anyone recognise the bulk powder Saviem unit ■■?
3
Thos Fox & Sons.
2
Lo Cost Scania 111
1
Anyone recognise Ford Transcontinental.
0
The “Phillips” draw bar motors are London Carriers contracted to Phillips lighting Dean.
David
HI , Paul you have some great photos , a lot around our neck of the woods keep them coming , Cheers Barry
5thwheel:
DEANB:
Tony Morgan’s Mack.9
Wimpey Crusader.
8
Anyone recognise the Defender bulker ■■? Post office dodge overtaking.
7
Mansel Davies ERF bulker.
6
Phillips Guy and Seddon draw-bars !
5
Volvo F86 with a mini clubman in the distance.
4
Anyone recognise the bulk powder Saviem unit ■■?
3
Thos Fox & Sons.
2
Lo Cost Scania 111
1
Anyone recognise Ford Transcontinental.
0
The “Phillips” draw bar motors are London Carriers contracted to Phillips lighting Dean.
David
London Carriers was a wholly owned subsidiary of Philips but unfortunately they didn’t run any 8LXB Big J’s Cheers Dennis.
barrywaddy:
Mr BEWICK , THE LITTLE IRISH MAN WAS JOHNY HARPER HE IS STILL GOING TO DAY WELL INTO HIS 80S , FANCY YO U REMEMBERING HIM ,cheers Barry
Thanks for that Baz , you beat me to it mate as later on in the evening I remembered his second name as Harper. But now I have another problem for you to help me with. The despatch manager at Disley was another John and for the life of me I can’t recall his sir name ! Cheers Mr. Bewick.
Punchy Dan:
The green defender could be waters but unlettered ,it’s not rough enough to have been sold on with the name rubbed off
bob-lad:
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Great pics Rob !
barrywaddy:
HI , Paul you have some great photos , a lot around our neck of the woods keep them coming , Cheers Barry
Thanks for the comments Barry !
Bewick:
5thwheel:
DEANB:
Tony Morgan’s Mack.9
Wimpey Crusader.
8
Anyone recognise the Defender bulker ■■? Post office dodge overtaking.
7
Mansel Davies ERF bulker.
6
Phillips Guy and Seddon draw-bars !
5
Volvo F86 with a mini clubman in the distance.
4
Anyone recognise the bulk powder Saviem unit ■■?
3
Thos Fox & Sons.
2
Lo Cost Scania 111
1
Anyone recognise Ford Transcontinental.
0
The “Phillips” draw bar motors are London Carriers contracted to Phillips lighting Dean.
David
London Carriers was a wholly owned subsidiary of Philips but unfortunately they didn’t run any 8LXB Big J’s
Bewick:
barrywaddy:
Mr BEWICK , THE LITTLE IRISH MAN WAS JOHNY HARPER HE IS STILL GOING TO DAY WELL INTO HIS 80S , FANCY YO U REMEMBERING HIM ,cheers BarryThanks for that Baz , you beat me to it mate as later on in the evening I remembered his second name as Harper. But now I have another problem for you to help me with. The despatch manager at Disley was another John and for the life of me I can’t recall his sir name ! Cheers Mr. Bewick.
Thanks for your input Dennis.
thelongdrag:
Punchy Dan:
The green defender could be waters but unlettered ,it’s not rough enough to have been sold on with the name rubbed off
Anyone recognise the F88 ■■?
National carriers Dodge.
Anyone recognise the Borderer.
Tidy Air products F88. Is that a A35 behind ?
ACL F88
Pandora ERF
Nice colour scheme on the Foden of Moreton C Cullimore.
High Row Haulage DAF,with Bedford TK behind.
B S Bird & Co Mercedes, with F86 beind,cant make name out on it ■■?
Mercedes 1617. Is that a Massey Wilcox motor ■■? Allegro shed behind.
Hi ,DENNIS , COULD IT HAVE BEEN JOHN SUTTCLIFF ? CHeers Barry
London Carriers.
London Carriers originally started as general haulage company but after winning a large contract with the Dutch company Phillips electronics.
Phillips later took over London Carriers after which time they became part of the Phillips Group.
When Phillips decided to change to the grey and blue livery Phillips logo appeared on the side of their vehicles.
Along with many other depots nationwide they had a large depot at Heywood near Manchester their livery was originally all green as seen here in this picture below…
barrywaddy:
Hi ,DENNIS , COULD IT HAVE BEEN JOHN SUTTCLIFF ? CHeers Barry
No Baz, John Sutcliffe was one of the actual Makin Family and he carried on for a bit as a Director after Bibbys took over, I’m not just sure but I believe his mother was a Makin. Ah! just got it Baz John Thorpe !!! see it just came to me while answering your post mate ! Thanks for the help though Baz, did you run into Disley much ? Now another question what did they call the little two motor firm that ran out of Disley ? The bloke that ran them got a job in the Mill after we took over. I’ve got to say we got on very well with both “Johns” once they accepted we were well up to the “Job” and I realise not everyone was over pleased when we turned up at each Mill but it was a case of Bibbys saying " You are taking over all the transport Dennis at Makins, including their own motors" ! Cheers Mr. Bewick.
mr Bewick ,you are spot on sutty as we called him was family ginger hair ,but a strait man . yes we did a lot to Disley i was knocked of my load of pulp i had taken from flint , there was a firm ran out of there had two tone blue tippers from new mills drop sided ,used to take paper out and coal back name was Crabtree ,
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barrywaddy:
mr Bewick ,you are spot on sutty as we called him was family ginger hair ,but a strait man . yes we did a lot to Disley i was knocked of my load of pulp i had taken from flint , there was a firm ran out of there had two tone blue tippers from new mills drop sided ,used to take paper out and coal back name was Crabtree ,
What did your Old man say to you Baz ? " You should have been a bit quicker to jump out of the way our Barry"coal
I took the Sister one to this on a groupage run around Holland in 82, GPD249N my Brother had it on lease from Mortons although it was painted Mortons Green not White, column change day cab, couldn’t wait to get back in my F88.
