Hiya Bubbs some more here its only letting me post a few at a time
this Foden was a Shell tractor double drive with single tyres on the drive axle now its a ridged tipper
a smart row of ERF’s
and a ex british sugar leyland
a 8 legger leyland that needs restoring
John
Hiya these are a bit older but still loved very much look at the small photo by the wheel its the same truck with Bling
John
Hello again,well what great pics John,many thanks for putting them on the thread and sharing your photos with us…you had a super time in Malta and caught a load of classics…magic 
Todays oldies 
Hope these are of interest to someone.
Cheers Bubbs. 
Hiya …more Malta
I think this ERF said ryemore in large lettering on the back of the cab
This ERF had a plate on the seat box the reg was ALV 467 S was it yours
I 've put this on again to see both sides its just like new
John
3300John:
Hiya …more Malta
John
This looks like a John Lewis Partnership motor, doesn’t it? Day cab, short wheelbase , side skirts, etc…
Brilliant pix. I think I saw a tree in the background of one pic. Somebody told me there weren’t any on Malta…
Hello,what a shame the pics are temporary out of view after John took the trouble to post them…thanks anyway. 
Todays selection.
Hope these oldies bring back a few memories.
Cheers Bubbs.
bubbleman:
Hope these oldies bring back a few memories.
Cheers Bubbs.
They certainly do, thank you Marc!
This would be early-to-mid '67 I think, with the prototype Viewline that had been exhibited at the 1966 Earls Court Show.
These are the same motors exhibited when the new Service Centre was opened in Bamber Bridge in June 1967.
Hi again,heres another load of oldies 
…look where the driver is in the first pic
Hope these stir a few memories.
Cheers Bubbs.
bubbleman:
Hi again,heres another load of oldies
Hope these stir a few memories.
Cheers Bubbs.
hi bubbs,that first piccy with Wintles s type looks like the city docks in Bristol,perhaps Princes Wharf,i remember a company called Wintles that used to deliver coal to Marshfield where i lived when knee high to a grasshopper! wonder if the same Co, great piccys as usual…chris
moomooland:
Berger Paints now theres a blast from the past!
This picture was taken in the entrance to the then Berger depot at Stakehill Middleton Manchester.
When Berger moved out in 1982 the depot became a Tesco non perishable depot.
Tesco moved out a couple of years ago and it is now a small B&Q distribution depotRegards Paul Northwest Trucks
that warehouses is owned and run by wincanton , said loss midd 1 tesco not far tesco midd 2 is giong as well
Hi Everyone,Spent the last week just looking at all the great pics and memories on here,So glad i found this site. I was doing international work from 1966 till 1986 running out for Powells transport Greenwich London,thought i may share some of my pics of some of our trucks. at the time i was there we were running 5x Transcons, 2xvolvo f88s, 3 xDetroit V6 bedfords 2x volvo F86 and a Scammel Crusader. Unfortunatly these are the only pics i can find now. Hope you enjoy the pics.
Good shots there mate. Did the driver of the KM sleep on the back shelf? I did it a couple of times in a KM, bloody uncomfortable.
cheers
John.
bubbleman:
Hope these oldies bring back a few memories.
Cheers Bubbs.
any idea what publication that cutting is from please marcus, or do you have the full caption please? it’s one of my loads and looks suspiciously like my own photo, taken in norfolk when we tipped that and the wings and engines into a farmer’s barn
Hello,first…trunkera1,the pic of Charlie Wintles S type was in Bristol docks…the cutting came out of our local paper,the Evening Post …MOC,great pics mate…thanks for sharing them with us…Detriot powered KMs…wow!!.jj72,the pic of the FH was from a Commercial Motor,there was another picture with it,I’ll put it up next time I come across it…ok
Todays bunch
Hope these are of interest.
Cheers Bubbs.
altitude:
Good shots there mate. Did the driver of the KM sleep on the back shelf? I did it a couple of times in a KM, bloody uncomfortable.cheers
John.
Hello John, It was my first trip overseas in that Bedford,your right there though bloody uncomfortable,I cut a sheet of ply
to at least make it a bit wider for sleeping,but that detroit engine made up for it in power,and the reason we had to use the bedford was the F88 was to high for the overhanging front of the stone crusher king pin.It weighed 28 ton and that detroit ■■■■■■ it down to marseille docks and a nice unit only trip back
Cracking pics Bubbleman…I especially appreciated the pic of the CabMont Daf.
Thanks for all the posts.
Hi,MOC…Hey look what I found
Is this one of yours?
Cheers Bubbs.
Fantastic colours on these two pics. Where abouts were they taken??
Im guessing somewhere in Greece!! Looks ■■■■ hot where ever it was!!
bubbleman:
Hi,MOC…Hey look what I found
Is this one of yours?
Cheers Bubbs.
Great find Bubbs.yes that another one,thanks for posting that