Scrapbook Memories (Part 1)

Hi Marc some more of Rob Rymers pics

This is Pickfords early one morning 5th September 1960 Fibreglass hull for export made by Halmatic (Vosper Thornycroft?)18’ high 17’ wide!

First 2 Winchester By-Pass

Petersfield Road Bridge

Don’t know where this is!

Regards Pat

bubbleman:
Hi there,a few Scanias :laughing:

Cheers Marc. :laughing:

Jeez Marc, remember those old spread axles on springs that banged like hell on a screw turn?

Keep em coming mate

Hello again,Great Cargo pics from Andy and once again Pats done the bussiness with the old stuff …well done and thanks.Geoff (ghostrain) brought up a good point about the banging and clanging from trailers on springs…I used to get a kick out of seeing daylight under the trailer wheels when going around roundabouts :unamused:
Volvos todays…88s or 89s…just covering myself :laughing:

Hope these are ok

Cheers Marc :laughing: :laughing:

For all who posted on scrapbook, well done lads, fantastic pics! :smiley: :smiley:

bubbleman:
Hi there,Leyland group today …ok.







Hope these are ok

Cheers Marc.

Great site,hall aggregate trunker in rush green motors

some great pictures keep it up

I love lookin at these old pics,when i was a kid(im 52 now so it was a long time ago :blush: )i had a little book about trucks.It was an A TO Z thingy with pics of all British trucks i loved it ,wish i still had it.Im reminiscing now sorry :blush: .Keep em coming chaps :sunglasses: :sunglasses:

Hello again,a mixed bunch today

Hope these are ok

Cheers Bubbs :laughing: :laughing:

another blast from the past well done bubbleman

Nice pics again Bubs, hard to imagine Argos having V8s nowadays!!!

A few of our Fords Grant transport. N.Ireland

A flat for milk cans

Tipper

Livestock …

Grant Transport N.Ireland

Leyland Comet.90 Livestock

Thornycroft flat for milk cans …

Great pics HH ,got any more mate…today - a few from our friends just across the river :laughing:

Should have put the last one on the JWQ Thread…oh well I suppose they’ll see it here

Cheers Marc :laughing: :laughing:

Great pics bubbleman :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: that’s got the old memory going, keep them coming mate.

hi Bubbleman.
great lot of pictures.

Grant transport N.Ireland.
Atkinson livestock roadtrain,6LW,Gardiner engine,5 speed davy brown gearbox,
kirkstall back axle. Carrymore trailer. 1958.

AUSTIN Petrol

Great pics Marc, keep 'em coming.

Especially the Tarmac ones ! :wink: :laughing:

Hello once again,another couple of gems from HH,your families firm goes way back before anything I’ve put on the scrapbook…that’ll keep the the older boys happy…another mixed bag today :laughing:

OOOPS Sorry about the wonkey Foden…Now then ,no comments about them being always wonkey!! :laughing: :laughing:

Cheers Marc :wink:

dieseldog6:

Suedehead:
Had a 1729 POWERLINER :laughing: @ 38 t - one of the biggest piles of pooh i have ever driven.

How the hell would a 190 be able to cope at 40t ?
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40 ton was a long way off this was 1972/3, as a tractor unit I think they were only plated for 26 ton.

I think you’ve got your badging a little wrong, the 1729 had a (theoretical) output of 290 bhp, they did have a model I had the dubious pleasure of driving for a while, the 1619 which was plated to run at 32 tons with a 190hp output. :cry:

RT.

Great pic’s again bubbleman :smiley: the 8 legger Sed-Atk looks the part.