Bubbleman you have a lot of good pics.
Just 2 more…my father with what i think is a Procter with perkins p6.
first diesel we had ,i will have to get him to confirm.
Sorry, my mistake. This is a 1942 Austin.
Atkinson 205 ■■■■■■■ ,10 speed fuller. me. all the rest are 70’s+
HH:
Bubbleman you have a lot of good pics.
Just 2 more…my father with what i think is a Procter with perkins p6.
first diesel we had ,i will have to get him to confirm.
Hi HH
Got anymore info on the Procter never heard of that one, the P6 yes, but the badge on the bonnet looks like an Austin.
Superb pics HH,can we twist your arm for a peep at the 70s stuff mate…heres a fellow countryman of yours with an old Atki like yours,but its got a bed…Idont suppose it had much use though, 
Cheers Marc
Hi Bubbleman … Altitude.
You are right, that is the picture of 1942 Austin he changed the headlights to bigger ones
after the war, but he says he will try and get the pic of the Proctor.
Will put the link on to my website and you can have a look through them.
Go to gallery and then each era and then on each truck as well or you can look at them on a slideshow.
Sometimes it is a bit slow!! click below.
Marc,
Great pieces again, the 1st Sed Atki was sold buy a freind of mine along with 2 others - see link to photo below
http://antstruckphotos.fpic.co.uk/p55988586.html
Keep up the good work
Regards
Ant
Hi there everyone,Nice old pics on your site HH,I loved the 140 scanias mate. Ant, I always thought that the Sed atk 8 wheeler was a one off,I can remember seeing it but never knew there were 3 of them,also I thought that it was owned by Shirleys of Cellarhead.ok todays offering…another mixture
Hope these are ok
Cheers Marc
bigr250:
dieseldog6:
Suedehead:
Had a 1729 POWERLINERHow the hell would a 190 be able to cope at 40t ?
[/quote40 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.
RT.
My Mistake Bigr 250… what I ment to say was my Brother had the first 1317 tractor unit, I’ll see if he’ll lend me the pics. I didn’t mean the 1729 was only plated for 26 ton, sorry.
Hello once again,more mixed clippings lads
Thats what I call a sleeper pod!! 
Cheers Marc
Sleeper pop!!! you could have a dance in there 
Is that pod fixed to the cab or the body ?
Suedehead:
Is that pod fixed to the cab or the body ?
I would say perhaps both, as they were a non tilt cab, don’t know how you would get in, as the cab normally would not have had a roof vent !!!
Ant
Hi again,Bubbs here…heres a make that hasnt appeared on the scrapbook lately…Dodge 
I never had the chance to drive the spanish Dodge personally but I was told they would’nt half shift but suffered with transmission problems 
Hope these are of interest
Cheers Marc
oooops I forgot one 
Bubbs is a ■■■■■■■■ !!!
Hello again,a mixture today
Hope these are ok
Cheers Marc
Love this thread 
Hi there,a few Dafs today
Hope these are of interest
Cheers Marc
Great pics Marc, didnt know Wilsons had DAF’s back then, Remember the TERBERG drawbar they had??
Great Pics Bubbleman,
Do you have any with a Liverpool theme from the 1960s or surrounding areas.
Keep them coming.
Hi lads,yep straight 8 I do remember the Terburg of Wilsons,Igot a proper pic of it somewhere…xkopite,I’ll keep a look out for wagons from your neck of the woods…the first one is for you.
This shot shows the driver caught red handed helping himself to the load,who’ed have thought that from a scouser!! …and theres all of us believing theres no such thing as dishonest lorry drivers!!!
Hope these are of interest
Cheers Marc