Scrapbook Memories (Part 1)

[dave_the_renegade]

Hi Marc,
Good to see the F10 of F J Williams of Preston on Wye,a long gone Herefordshire haulier.
Cheers Dave.

[numbum]

A not so mighty Antar.




Avonmouth 1986

Phil.

[glenman]

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just seen this on another thread and remembered jj72 i think mentioning something about millars.
i think this is truckerashs photo from m/e thread.

[daibootsy]

HI bubbleman, i drove for ILLTYD THOMAS, GEO BEER,
CHEERS MATE DAIBOOTSY

[240_gardner]

bubbleman:
Hope these oldies are of interest.

Cheers Bubbs,

A jolly fine Atkinson selection, Marc, thank you!

[ainacs]

Here you are Marc somemore pics to help you to 200!!!

My driver Terry found these recently

This happened in the old Southampton Docks (43 berth I think) a few years ago!

OOP’S

[240_gardner]

ainacs:
Here you are Marc somemore pics to help you to 200!!!

My driver Terry found these recently

This happened in the old Southampton Docks (43 berth I think) a few years ago!

Hmmm… cancel the standing order for All-Bran!

Where is/was 43 Berth?

[jj72]

240 Gardner:
Where is/was 43 Berth?

between 42 berth and 44 berth - sorry couldn’t resist down where they take the cars off the trains, opposite W&W’s dock office

[ainacs]

jj72:

240 Gardner:
Where is/was 43 Berth?

between 42 berth and 44 berth - sorry couldn’t resist down by the QE2 shed near the grain silos mate, aka grimaldi’s southampton euro terminal

It was in through Dock Gate 4 the old Eastern Docks where Townsend Thoresens and Normandy Ferries Terminals used to be, as opposed to the other docks westwards past Mayflower Park where the Castle Boats used to dock and then further west to the container teminals

[gcr2erf]

Hope these are of interest,

Cheers Bubbs,
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Bet these lads came in for some stick in the cafe if their overalls had the company name on

[bubbleman]

Hello again,good stuff from Phil and Pat…heres a few Cornish lorries today.

Hope these are of interest,

Cheers Bubbs,

[bigrig]

Like them Fodens Bubs ,anymore like that

[240_gardner]

jj72:

240 Gardner:
Where is/was 43 Berth?

between 42 berth and 44 berth - sorry couldn’t resist down where they take the cars off the trains, opposite W&W’s dock office

Cheeky!

[240_gardner]

ainacs:

jj72:

240 Gardner:
Where is/was 43 Berth?

between 42 berth and 44 berth - sorry couldn’t resist down by the QE2 shed near the grain silos mate, aka grimaldi’s southampton euro terminal

It was in through Dock Gate 4 the old Eastern Docks where Townsend Thoresens and Normandy Ferries Terminals used to be, as opposed to the other docks westwards past Mayflower Park where the Castle Boats used to dock and then further west to the container teminals

Thanks v much - I didn’t come to work in Southampton until 2001, some time after the ferry days

[davnic]

bubbleman:

Hope these are of interest,

Cheers Bubbs,

Don’t think that one would have made it under Gossmoor!

Excellent photos Bubbs.
Suttons were amongst the smartest lorries you could find anywhere.
Have you any pics of their Bedfords (TM’s and TL’s) and ERF?

[737_pilot]

Has anyone got any pictures of the following they could post please

Dewsbury Haulage of Bury

J & H Hinchlife of Bury

Fred Smith and Sons of Bury

[737_pilot]

My truck driving career

[737_pilot]

[ramone]

I can remember Hinchcliffes getting a few of those 180 Gardner Dennis rigids,i think around 80-81,they were regulars at Trinity Paper Mills at Holcombe.I remember Richard Nuttalls in there too are they still around?

737 Pilot:
My truck driving career

9876543210

[bubbleman]

Hello again,good pics 737pilot,thanks for sharing them…Davnic,I have some Bedfords of Suttons Fish but they will go on another day…ok

I like to see timber as a load…especially white pallets to sell…

Cheers Bubbs,