Scrapbook Memories (Part 1)

An old girl of mine :smiley:

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BIGRIG:
0An old girl of mine :smiley:

Would that be a factory sleeper or a “conversion” “Bigrig”,Cheers Bewick.


One of my old wagons before we got it painted and top pic after :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

BIGRIG:
01One of my old wagons before we got it painted and top pic after :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

Smart motor in the top pic .

Some more from me…from an old Commercial Motor supplement :smiley:

I’ve got the info you sent Marcus. Thanks mate :smiley:

In the top left of this pic is the same Beresford motor as previously mentioned…

Hi ,Bubbleman , Is the picture of the MAN arti tipping trailor , an ex J,P Woods ,<> ,Cheers Barrry

b.waddy:
Hi ,Bubbleman , Is the picture of the MAN arti tipping trailor , an ex J,P Woods ,<> ,Cheers Barrry

hello barry yes it is Chukie chicken youcan just see the badge on the door . This could have been an Anglesey based motor thank you Trevor

Hi Marc a couple more of Dave Sheppard’s pics to enjoy

Hi lads,great stuff coming in,heres some more clippings,Cheers Bubbs, :wink:

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I always chuckle when I see a photo of a 2200 Daf - before I started for Andrews I would be out in their lorries all the time with my mate, John. He always used to have the pleasure of the oldest lorry and at the time in question was driving an early 86…We arrived back in the yard one friday evening and there was a 2200 demo sat there. The boss told John to take it for a couple of days and see what he thought - starting on Saturday.
Saturday morning arrived and we had a long un - a load of concrete pipes to near Milton Keynes! Off we go, John struggling with the ZF(?) box a bit because he was driving it like the 86 ie too slow. Hardenhuish Hill in Chippenham loomed and by now John was getting really riled and I was learning lots and lots of new words… :smiley:
Strangely enough, we came to a shuddering stop right on the steep part of the hill with John cursing away like a good un…how he never snapped off that great long gear lever I will never know! He was desperately stirring it around looking for a gear to no avail… at that exact moment, Woodfords six wheeler ERF bulker roared by, horn blowing and the driver laughing his head off and waving :smiley: I thought John was going to burst… :open_mouth: :smiley: :smiley:

Happy days :smiley:

Thankfully the boss bought an ERF B series… :wink:

Just a thought - does anyone remember Woodfords bulk grain tippers? I recall they were from Devizes way -definitely Wiltshire - and were red/orange colour. I can remember the six wheeler and an artic LV ERF but I’m not sure how many more they had…

Hi Bubbleman,

just wondering if you knew who the DAF with windscreen mesh and roof protection was used by
keep up the good work

Thats definately a factory sleeper cab on that fl6

Bewick:

BIGRIG:
0An old girl of mine :smiley:

Would that be a factory sleeper or a “conversion” “Bigrig”,Cheers Bewick.

robthedog:
Thats definately a factory sleeper cab on that fl6

Bewick:

BIGRIG:
An old girl of mine :smiley:

Would that be a factory sleeper or a “conversion” “Bigrig”,Cheers Bewick.

+1, deffo Volvo sleeper,i had an FL6 brand new H reg

however,i would say BigRigs roof spoiler isnt a Volvo product (maybe)

Hi again lads,Gritterman …the Daf with the mesh on the windscreen and the double skinned roof was Dafs attempt at making a truck suitable for the middle-east run,it also featured a kitchen and all sorts of extras to make the journey a bit more comfortable…it was marketed as the “Supercontinental”.
Paul (pistonbroke)…heres a shot of Woodfords ERF after the firm had been taken over by Syms of Calne,I’ve a shot of the 6 wheel bulker somewhere :unamused: in the mess I call my collection.
Heres todays stuff,Cheers Bubbs, :wink:

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Jeez Marc, I don’t know how you do it - thats amazing! :smiley: Cracking shot of Woodfords - I didn’t even know that they had been taken over by Syms… :unamused: :smiley:

I’m sure you won’t have any of R.F. Fords of Woodborough - cream and blue bulkers, mostly Scania’s from memory… :wink: :laughing: :laughing:

Thanks a bunch mate, brilliant! :smiley:

I’m sure you won’t have any of R.F. Fords of Woodborough - cream and blue bulkers, mostly Scania’s from memory… :wink: :laughing: :laughing:

Thanks a bunch mate, brilliant! :smiley:
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Heres a couple of pics Paul,Cheers Bubbs, :wink:

:smiley: :smiley: I knew you would have some :smiley: :smiley:

Many thanks again mate, tis a long, long time since I’ve seen them. A nice fleet back in the day… Damned shame they’re no more… :frowning: :frowning:

do like the f88 hydrogen supplies any more pics of the trailer marc? :slight_smile:

I was browsing the web the other night and looking for Jack Bell Transport Bradford when I came across this forum. Stuart Broughton was looking for any old pictures relating to Bells transport, I know it was while ago, but better late than never eh? :slight_smile: