I’ve still one or two left Mark 
…if I can get to page 200 I’ll be happy then probably call it a day mate 
Marc 
I think their’ll be a few tears shead on that day mate, but its been great while it lasted.
Brilliant pic of Graham Chivertons Renault 
- Thanks Marc
Steve
hi bubbleman just a quick note the steyr with wt on the cab with a fridge was one of the last wilson transport trucks before it turned into reed boardall cheers for the pics
hiya,
Hope that was a mis-type there Marc and you meant to put 300 pages.
thanks harry long retired.
bubbleman:
I’ve still one or two left MarkMarc
You could delete them all and put them back on slowly and it would be just as interesting and intriguing.
Ask bubblewoman if she would mind 
Or I shall just start at page one again, Again!!!
mushroomman:
Can anybody remember the name of that Austrian company who had a big fleet of Steyrs in the 70/80’s who I think were from Wells in Austria. The had a very distinctive livery of orange and green and were very often seen in Dover and L.I.F.T. A lot of their vehicles were on contract to Puch motor cycles which was also written in the side of their trailers.
Dunno if anyone else answered you yet Steve (too lazy to scroll forward first 
) but I reckon you’re thinking of Frikus from Graz? I have a couple of 1:87 Roco models of one of their Steyrs and a stepframe tilt on the cupboard somewhere - very nice they are
Bubbs; you’re a National Treasure mate - to come up with all those Steyrs, then a batch of Pegasos shortly after, priceless! If I was to have one niggle, I just wish you’d gone on more holidays to Europe in the same period I don’t remember Millars having any Volvos, thought they were all Scania, shows how much I know, or how the memory’s going
Some great pics,i remember them going into Trinity Paper Mills at Holcombe i used to go there on a saturday mornings with my dad
moomooland:
Great pictures as usual Marcus keep them coming
For those of you who remember W & J Riding of Longridge, Nr Preston Lancashire who began way back in 1922
Tom Riding Managing Director for 25 years has kindly supplied some superb images from his personal collection which has enabled me to update the W & J Riding gallery on the Northwest Trucks web site.
Many of the latest images date from the 1930s through to the 1950s
Click here to go direct to the galleryRegards Paul
Have you got any pictures of H.Baker AECs from Bradford or Jack Ashworths?
bubbleman:
I’ve still one or two left MarkMarc
jj72:
mushroomman:
Can anybody remember the name of that Austrian company who had a big fleet of Steyrs in the 70/80’s who I think were from Wells in Austria. The had a very distinctive livery of orange and green and were very often seen in Dover and L.I.F.T. A lot of their vehicles were on contract to Puch motor cycles which was also written in the side of their trailers.Dunno if anyone else answered you yet Steve (too lazy to scroll forward first
Bubbs; you’re a National Treasure mate - to come up with all those Steyrs, then a batch of Pegasos shortly after, priceless! If I was to have one niggle, I just wish you’d gone on more holidays to Europe in the same period
millars also had a white i think, and i know for sure they had a merc 1850.
ramone:
Some great pics,i remember them going into Trinity Paper Mills at Holcombe i used to go there on a saturday mornings with my dadmoomooland:
Great pictures as usual Marcus keep them coming
For those of you who remember W & J Riding of Longridge, Nr Preston Lancashire who began way back in 1922
Tom Riding Managing Director for 25 years has kindly supplied some superb images from his personal collection which has enabled me to update the W & J Riding gallery on the Northwest Trucks web site.
Many of the latest images date from the 1930s through to the 1950s
Click here to go direct to the galleryRegards Paul
Thanks for posting the link to the W & J Riding gallery Ramone, it’s certainly a vary well put together one isn’t it. Fair play to Mr Tom Riding for making it available for us all to enjoy. I hope he has many others & might consider allowing those to be posted too.
BB
glenman:
jj72:
mushroomman:
Can anybody remember the name of that Austrian company who had a big fleet of Steyrs in the 70/80’s who I think were from Wells in Austria. The had a very distinctive livery of orange and green and were very often seen in Dover and L.I.F.T. A lot of their vehicles were on contract to Puch motor cycles which was also written in the side of their trailers.Dunno if anyone else answered you yet Steve (too lazy to scroll forward first
Bubbs; you’re a National Treasure mate - to come up with all those Steyrs, then a batch of Pegasos shortly after, priceless! If I was to have one niggle, I just wish you’d gone on more holidays to Europe in the same period
millars also had a white i think, and i know for sure they had a merc 1850.
Hiya …at one time Millars only had Volvo,s that would be in the mid 70,s.one of millars came into downings brick yard in stoke for 10,00 bricks
as the fork truck driver put a ramp to the fridge van back doors he saw two plates of steel already in the trailer possibly 18 tons
and he wanted the 19tons of bricks putting on top of the steel plates
John
John
Hiya …sorry i was wrong on the scania thing i was thinking of the three series and it was the 140,s and 141s i was mixing up with
the other sweedish trucks.very sorry.
John
i cant take the credit for the excellent pics Basil they`re moomoolands
Basilbrush:
ramone:
Some great pics,i remember them going into Trinity Paper Mills at Holcombe i used to go there on a saturday mornings with my dadmoomooland:
Great pictures as usual Marcus keep them coming
For those of you who remember W & J Riding of Longridge, Nr Preston Lancashire who began way back in 1922
Tom Riding Managing Director for 25 years has kindly supplied some superb images from his personal collection which has enabled me to update the W & J Riding gallery on the Northwest Trucks web site.
Many of the latest images date from the 1930s through to the 1950s
Click here to go direct to the galleryRegards Paul
Thanks for posting the link to the W & J Riding gallery Ramone, it’s certainly a vary well put together one isn’t it. Fair play to Mr Tom Riding for making it available for us all to enjoy. I hope he has many others & might consider allowing those to be posted too.
BB
glenman:
millars also had a white i think, and i know for sure they had a merc 1850.
actually you’re dead on, now you say that i ‘remember’ the white - a road commander 2 I think. always a nice fleet, sadly missed like scores of others
loved the pic of wilsons steyr. they had 2 of them, when i started in1992 there was only one left and it was being used as a shunter. 
Hi again,good feedback once more…heres todays offering.
Hope these oldies are of interest.
Cheers Bubbs,
Hi Bubbs
Just wondered if you had any pics of Lionnel T Phillips bulk blowers from down near Burham-on-sea, used to load out of Dalgetys Avonmouth also Watts from Stowey near Clutton .
Cheers Fin
HI Bubbleman any pics of GEO BEER COFFIN CAB ATKY AND RED FODEN.
Hello again,to Finnly300 and Daibootsie…yes I have pics of what you want but where they are is anyones guess…if I come across them then they will get put up…ok.
Old Volvos today.
Hope these are of interest,
Cheers Bubbs,