South Wales Hauliers sixties and seventies onwards (Part 1)

[daibootsy]

wynns

[pete_359]

hi all,
a customer of ours is looking to buy a restored 4x2 “plastic grille” volvo f86 tractor unit.they have a sensible budget and outlook,the entress one below is the type and similar age that they want.if anyone is aware of a very well restored f86 of this type for sale,can they please contact me.
regards andrew.

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[daibootsy]

Wynns

[johnsmiths]

[johnsmiths]

[johnsmiths]

[daibootsy]

David Morgan, PUH 965G

[bewick]

johnsmiths:
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Would that Dodge mixer have had the double drive Albion axles ? Cheers Bewick.

[lawrence_dunbar]

Bewick:

johnsmiths:
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Would that Dodge mixer have had the double drive Albion axles ? Cheers Bewick.

It certainly looks like the Albion type Dennis well spotted, Regards Larry.

[bewick]

Lawrence Dunbar:

Bewick:

johnsmiths:
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Would that Dodge mixer have had the double drive Albion axles ? Cheers Bewick.

It certainly looks like the Albion type Dennis well spotted, Regards Larry.

I never knew that Dodge used double drive Larry I always thought they only used York or Primrose trailing axles but they would have been no good for the mixer job eh! I bet it would be a rare beast ! But then again it probably had the Leyland engine so as buyers of Leyland stuff they would easily be able to buy the Albion axles I suppose. Cheers Dennis.

[dai_cap]

Bewick:

Lawrence Dunbar:

Bewick:

johnsmiths:
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Would that Dodge mixer have had the double drive Albion axles ? Cheers Bewick.

It certainly looks like the Albion type Dennis well spotted, Regards Larry.

I never knew that Dodge used double drive Larry I always thought they only used York or Primrose trailing axles but they would have been no good for the mixer job eh! I bet it would be a rare beast ! But then again it probably had the Leyland engine so as buyers of Leyland stuff they would easily be able to buy the Albion axles I suppose. Cheers Dennis.

Dodge used Eaton axles some of them were 2 speed the Dodges we had all had Eaton axles. Dai cap.

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dai cap:

Bewick:

Lawrence Dunbar:

Bewick:

johnsmiths:
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Would that Dodge mixer have had the double drive Albion axles ? Cheers Bewick.

It certainly looks like the Albion type Dennis well spotted, Regards Larry.

I never knew that Dodge used double drive Larry I always thought they only used York or Primrose trailing axles but they would have been no good for the mixer job eh! I bet it would be a rare beast ! But then again it probably had the Leyland engine so as buyers of Leyland stuff they would easily be able to buy the Albion axles I suppose. Cheers Dennis.

Dodge used Eaton axles some of them were 2 speed the Dodges we had all had Eaton axles. Dai cap.

Drove 6 wheeler Dodges on Ameys they ran lots of them, all had Eaton 2 speed axles.

[paul_john]

cliffystephens:

kingswinford kit:

daibootsy:
WEBB BREWERY, GWENT.

Hi Daibootsy, not sure but wasnt there brewery in Tredegar ? nice old pic . regards Keith

Aberbeeg …

Hi all, yes Cliff Aberbeeg is correct. It later become part of Welsh Brewers/Bass Charrington. Last time I was there it was a distribution center, the beer coming from Cardiff or Burton on Trent.

Daibootsy great photos as usual. That Karrier of David Morgans looks as if it could be in a BRS yard with the Birds Eye motor next to it.

Andrew cracking hot of John Smiths Scania.

Regards to all Paul.

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