South Wales Hauliers sixties and seventies onwards (Part 1)

tetris418:
Hi Rowland do not know if it is for sale, came across it on tuesday morning parked up off Station road, Briton Ferry

if its any help i think its owned by west coast whitelining britton ferry,

cymrocymraeg:

tetris418:
Hi Rowland do not know if it is for sale, came across it on tuesday morning parked up off Station road, Briton Ferry

if its any help i think its owned by west coast whitelining britton ferry,

Rowly, you’re not supposed to be getting anymore :slight_smile: . You thinking of this?

Paul John:

rward:
The Magnificent seven spotted in Caerphilly today.

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Rowly, what a great mural. Lets see if I can put names to the faces.
Left to right.
Dai Bootsy, Rowly, Graham ec14, Andrew, Neil, Perfection 14 and Dai Echo.
How on earth did you get them to sit still for you.

Regards to all,
Paul.

Hello Paul,
Funny you should mention cowboys!!! Tomorrow night 10 of us will leave from all over the uk for Dover and the 2012 steelboys tour to the lar truck meeting in Belgium.one of the lads (herbie) suggested when we were in Crete recently that all the boys going to the lar should wear big cowboy hats and sunglasses and of course the polo shirts courtesy of steelboyf10.you can’t beat the boys on tour :laughing: here’s myself and herbie looking like a pair of extras from “broke back mountain” :laughing: :laughing: see you in Fred’s tomorrow night boys :sunglasses:



I would like to thank Gareth Black for the loan of the following pictures of Gerry Hall from Hirwaun




vandaboy:

few of my dads, moslty when he did newport carnival

also found one of hicks


By chepstowchap at 2012-06-28 user aaronbertei

chalkie wales:
The following pictures are compliments of the good looking guy below, mr tony surtees AKA animal.!! hes no david bailey… sorry tony :grimacing:

bloody hell… tony… new him through the rs owners club…

ianto:
back in the late 60 i remember going with my late father to b.o.c.m.mill at avonmouth you crossed the weighbridge then qued up and were called in via a tannoy system .you then went to a convoyor and if lucky it would telescope out if not it meant running back and forth with the bags of animal feed on your shoulder.does anyone remember the vertical conveyor that you could take up to the floor where the canteen was in spillers mill at cardiff ? in the 60s my father had a austin ffk140 had a legal 8 ton payload but usually carried 10 tons in 1968 he had a new lorry jbx 295 f a seddon 13/4/354 that carried almost 11ton legal

HI Iworked for MYATTS CUDWORTH BARNSLEY mate and did a lot of hard work at BOCM with bags from MISSON BAWTRY off load then reload all hand ball when you had done that you didnt take much rockin cant see the drivers doing it now,us old timers had to,aye rope n sheets as well.

hiya,
The handball carbon black from down your neck of the woods was
also something else, we at the “red and rust” got lumbered with
that quite a bit, trying to get cleaned up a bit so you could get into
the digs was a nightmare.
thanks harry, long retired.

One of J R’s units





Rydian Evans sent these photo,s through lastnight of the new ali work and he would like to thank Chris Ware for the job he has done on it


welsh reg number

komatsu 450:

Hiya Ant,nice photo mate.Classic 70’s lorry park scene! and ALL BRITISH!!! Regards Mark.

pete 359:

Paul John:

rward:
The Magnificent seven spotted in Caerphilly today.

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Rowly, what a great mural. Lets see if I can put names to the faces.
Left to right.
Dai Bootsy, Rowly, Graham ec14, Andrew, Neil, Perfection 14 and Dai Echo.
How on earth did you get them to sit still for you.

Regards to all,
Paul.

Hello Paul,
Funny you should mention cowboys!!! Tomorrow night 10 of us will leave from all over the uk for Dover and the 2012 steelboys tour to the lar truck meeting in Belgium.one of the lads (herbie) suggested when we were in Crete recently that all the boys going to the lar should wear big cowboy hats and sunglasses and of course the polo shirts courtesy of steelboyf10.you can’t beat the boys on tour :laughing: here’s myself and herbie looking like a pair of extras from “broke back mountain” :laughing: :laughing: see you in Fred’s tomorrow night boys :sunglasses:

Nice one Andrew.
You are right about being on tour, nothing like it.
Best wishes to all of you going to Belgium.

Paul

noisy jake:

komatsu 450:

Hiya Ant,nice photo mate.Classic 70’s lorry park scene! and ALL BRITISH!!! Regards Mark.

Mark, you beat me to it. Great shot Ant thanks for posting them.

Ant are those Volvo’s on day-work somewhere? Nice easy number. I run 580 miles 3 days a week, and 680 one day. That’s a nice number also.

Paul

A good weekend ‘over the bridge’ at Shepton Mallet Truckfest, well deserved congrats to Dai Echo and the Connor family for winning 2nd place in their class. :smiley:
Neil.