South Wales Hauliers sixties and seventies onwards (Part 1)

gah1950 · 9 February 2014 12:17

daibootsy:
corona soft drinks, Karrier.

hello dai,

i wonder what vosa would say about the pop crates not secured,cos i never saw any on the side of the road,worst luck.

harry_gill · 9 February 2014 14:07

gah1950:

daibootsy:
corona soft drinks, Karrier.

hello dai,

i wonder what vosa would say about the pop crates not secured,cos i never saw any on the side of the road,worst luck.

hiya,
Graham it would depend on the quantity of free pop they were offered.
thanks harry, long retired.

rigsby · 9 February 2014 14:25

i very much doubt if the old karrier could achieve enough speed to chuck any crates off , he would probably have more bother with kids nipping round the blind side and helping themselves . did i just think of that or is it a long forgotten memory returning ?

pete_359 · 9 February 2014 17:06

kingswinford_kit · 9 February 2014 20:04

pete 359:
Here’s one of Chepstow chap’s for smallcoal

That was probably ex Royal Navy . JM , also had some ex Hoover Mandator units . regards Keith .

daibootsy · 9 February 2014 20:13

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smallcoal · 9 February 2014 20:50

kingswinford kit:

pete 359:
Here’s one of Chepstow chap’s for smallcoal

That was probably ex Royal Navy . JM , also had some ex Hoover Mandator units . regards Keith .

Hi kk yes joints had ex army mandators. bloody hard shunting into bays with big headboards and little mirrors

kingswinford_kit · 9 February 2014 21:40

smallcoal:

kingswinford kit:

pete 359:
Here’s one of Chepstow chap’s for smallcoal

That was probably ex Royal Navy . JM , also had some ex Hoover Mandator units . regards Keith .

Hi kk yes joints had ex army mandators. bloody hard shunting into bays with big headboards and little mirrors

Hi smallcoal , thanks for that , but those AV760 motors did sound nice , no wonder they were sometimes known as the Southall symphony !!! regards Keith .