Reading a book I came across this pic a Newport firm
pete 359:
0W.j. Clayton rogerstone.
Did this lorry get burnt out ?
W laughwarne swansea
Griff fender of swansea
Hi all,
I can think of at least one regular on this thread,who will recognise this location instantly 
The question is,who owned the d series and red tilt?
That d series ford boy did a bit of work from bargoed for brooks the wall behind it was the Camelot club and the land itself was Ryan transport and ted tims boxing jim and engineering firm if you could do a 360 turn right in front was f c
Brooks transport and removals were I done my appretiship sat job 15 removal boy .17 transit van . 18 illegal shunting Atki aec etc wild days but best days of my life regards rowly
Andrew the red tilt I haven’t a clue the land rover belonged to Paul boyle aka oddball great driver regards rowly
courtesy of pat crang on Facebook.
pete 359:
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Between Ludlow and Leominster?
steelboyf10:
pete 359:
0Between Ludlow and Leominster?
Swansea steel were owned by oaken gates of Telford we used to take steel up there
The first artic I drove was a GUY Big J with 180 Gardener the reg number was VWN 475 H does any one recall this truck Buzzer.
pete 359:
The half acre cafe,i am told it was a very busy place before the m4 was built.
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Hello Andrew,
The half acre was a very popular stop on the way to Gloucester, I remember it when a kid it used to be well lit up like a nightclub, Was used by Hill’s drivers in the 60s along with another Cafe on the A48 called the Populars.
