Not any more, matey! 
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are. 
Cheers Bubbs,
Craicin pic bubbs,hope the driver of the one on the left made it home before it got dark !! 
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
Hi Marc,
Cracking pic. Did Chas Riddle have a brother called Jimmy.
Cheers Dave.
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Are those Atkinsons of Metal Box , Neath based ? regards Keith ps really must go to specsavers !
I would say they are, looking at the building in the background, it’s the old workshops.
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Like the towbar/bumper on the Spiers Aec.
Was that a standard fitment?
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
A classic scene Bubbs ,very typical of the era .those Stothert and Pitt cranes lasted forever . my interest is because i worked for Stotherts -i hasten to add well after the pics were taken !!! toshboy
Another interesting quayside picture full of activity this time taken at the long gone Preston Docks
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Another interesting quayside picture full of activity this time taken at the long gone Preston Docks
hiya,
Ah’ yes memories of Preston Dock the pulp was a doddle the china clay
was a rough job 2 cwt bags from the fillers (dockers with a shovel) up
two planks (a nightmare when wet) then handballed into place looked
like a Homepride flour grader when you’d loaded, some canny some not
too good jobs of Northern Ireland Trailers but always handball, arsenic
was another product that was shipped into Preston, was always trying
to scrounge a bit for the mother in laws tea 
without success, also
the banana boats docked there I never did them though, as far as the
dockers grafting, those lads who did the china clay earned their crust.
thanks harry, long retired.
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
Well I may be wrong but I would say the middle on is a Chevy, & the other one is an Ex Army Canadian Dodge hence the style of headlamps. Regards Larry.
Hi All
Ill go with that Larry
No worries about the headlamps hes got a spot or fog to get home on it will light up the kerb or bank.
Also I think there are some S&P cranes still working in Southampton Docks I will check when I am there next
tribsa:
Hi All
Ill go with that Larry
No worries about the headlamps hes got a spot or fog to get home on it will light up the kerb or bank.
Also I think there are some S&P cranes still working in Southampton Docks I will check when I am there next
I wonder if the fog lamp is a Butler Make, They were very popular & of a lot cheaper than Lucas ones, Regards Larry.
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
The middle motor is a wartime Guy Vix-Ant, built for essential civvy use in the war years, a Vixen really with austerity sheet metalwork. The right hand is definitely a Kew built Dodge. The left hand is a Chevy.
Bernard
albion1938:
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
The middle motor is a wartime Guy Vix-Ant, built for essential civvy use in the war years, a Vixen really with austerity sheet metalwork. The right hand is definitely a Kew built Dodge.
Bernard
hiya…hello Bubbs i’ve just looked two Dogges out of my file.these was from Malta a few years back.if the
red dodge is the same lorry its had a good scrubb up.That one is a late mobel i think
s/
John
3300John:
albion1938:
bubbleman:
Hello lads,heres a very old picture,I think its a Dodge on the far right,dunno what makes the other 2 are.
Cheers Bubbs,
The middle motor is a wartime Guy Vix-Ant, built for essential civvy use in the war years, a Vixen really with austerity sheet metalwork. The right hand is definitely a Kew built Dodge.
Bernardhiya…hello Bubbs i’ve just looked two Dogges out of my file.these was from Malta a few years back.if the
red dodge is the same lorry its had a good scrubb up.That one is a late mobel i think
s/
John
Hi 3300 John,
It was a good show of vehicles that day , John,…I was there too !!!
Plenty of preserved British classics to see .
Was it you who kept standing in front of me just when I wanted to take a photograph 
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
Hiya …maybe…NO i’am very polite when i see a camera i move well away, i know just what its like
as soon as some folk see a Kodac come out they just stand in front of you.sometime i use a zoom lens
then people don’t know your shooting. its not possible at shows everything is to close.
it was about 4 years ago i was at the Malta show.is that when you was there.
John
Hi “3300 John” ,
The Malta Truck & Bus Show was I May 2011. Sadly , the Shows no longer take place .
I arrived at Luqa airport , and travelled to see the Show on the way to the Hotel !
“Pete 359” was also there on holiday , but he wasn`t present at the Show , he was sightseeing ( ) on neighbouring island of Gozo.
Weve recently been back to the sunny island , and I ve already put some photos on various TNUK threads .
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
A couple of well loaded old girls.
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