if you ask humpy logan how to wire a kettle, you know why half the garage burnt down, my mate warned him to leave things alone.
Hi all,
Some more courtesy of John Morgan.i think this marathon was owned by evans transport,a neighbour to J&M .from memory she went well,had a non turbo nhc250 ■■■■■■■■
The buffalo was also i think? One of evans’.you can just see a w.g.r. Lloyd and sons erf in the background.
pete 359:
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Them 88’s were just made for that trailer 
Telekonsteve:
pete 359:
Them 88’s were just made for that trailer
Hi Steve,
You are dead right mate.they compliment one another.an f89 would look cool in astran’s yellow with a spread axle tilt behind her 
Andrew I bet an89 with a spread axle tilt would look brilliant that would be some piece of kit regards rowly
I know for a spread axle ■■■
wats a spread axle ■■■ I know wat a spread axle tilt is regards rowly :
Sorry mate try to type on iPhone while on ferry from Bilbao and its a bit rough plus my fingers to big for key boadr
so wats this tilt like wat condition regards rowly
If it’s a spread axle it must be old(cuzz)
cuzz im interested to know more hows nana you were always her favourite regards rowly
It is red and blue and it used to belong to a firm down Somerset I think they were called rekwob or something similar that is all I can make out because the tilt cover has been painted over a few times and it has got a lot of repair patches on it
pete 359:
Hi all,
Some more courtesy of John Morgan.i think this marathon was owned by evans transport,a neighbour to J&M .from memory she went well,had a non turbo nhc250 ■■■■■■■■
this one had an AEC Av760 (TL12) it was the 25th marathon built and was (reputed to be ) over 300bhp Allen Evans also later had a marathon with a 250 ■■■■■■■ engine that was STX 972 S
pete 359:
A 1924 merc demo.with J&m.anyone remember the driver
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looks like Ian Underhill
pete 359:
harry_gill:
hiya,
Andrew, is the location of the last few photo’s a former World War two
airfield ■■, there’s something about it, was it once a storage depot ■■,
I seem to recall having been there many years ago for a return load.
thanks harry, long retired.hi harry,
correct,my understanding is that it was a large r.a.f. station,with de havilland mosquito’s based there.i think cliffystephens may be getting confused with the p.o.w. camp near ewenny?
regards andrew.
it was mainly an RAF gunnery school , with I believe a coastal command element based there , Glyn Morgan from Porthcawl was based there during the war & used to go home for dinner !!
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Sorry mate try to type on iPhone while on ferry from Bilbao and its a bit rough plus my fingers to big for key boadr
Bilbao earlier today.
