South Wales Hauliers sixties and seventies onwards (Part 1)

dai cap:

pete 359:
i don’t know where this is? blaengarw maybe?

This photo is E J Miles of Cymmer Nr Port Talbot . Dai Davies.

hi and just been looking back through the old pages this is where Phils builders merchants are now on the bend as you get into cymmer

The E.R.F. in the centre a few photo’s back Towy valley fuels, was owned by Williams Nantgaredig, NEAR CARMARTHEN, anyone know who that is standing in front of the Lorry?

E.W.

EW car truck & bus:
The E.R.F. in the centre a few photo’s back Towy valley fuels, was owned by Williams Nantgaredig, NEAR CARMARTHEN, anyone know who that is standing in front of the Lorry?

E.W.

hi ew,
yes it’s a mate of mine,as i said,he drives for roadferry these days :smiley: .
regards andrew

ANDREW,

Thanks, seen him in the earlier shot with Gwynne Bowen now. :unamused:

pete 359:
my old erf,with a load of timber tin plate :smiley: .

stunning pic pete would have give my back teeth for that erf ■■■■■■■■ alan

revman:

pete 359:
my old erf,with a load of timber tin plate :smiley: .

stunning pic pete would have give my back teeth for that erf ■■■■■■■■ alan

hi alan,
thank you.yes,she had a 14 litre (non turbo) nhc250 in her.if you could tolerate the noise,she could press on :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:.the usual fitment was the 9 litre 220hp,bad starters in the cold weather.the 14 lire 250’s were a cracking engine in their day.amazing to think that my mates modern erf,which has a 14 litre ■■■■■■■ is 525hp.doubled the power with the same size engine.
regards andrew

hi all,
gah1950 has kindly rang again and enabled us to have these images of him leaving south cornelly with yet another mega load :smiley: .

thanks graham.sorry not to have posted these sooner :blush: ,been busy sorting out photos for a presentation i am doing on south wales steel hauliers,at a hotel in cirencester this weekend at the steel boys christmas party(we always have it in january) :smiley: .

hello andrew.
thanks for that ,in my opinion it would be a great idea to move christmas to january anyway as it would work out a lot cheaper,lol.
graham.

hi andrew,i had the same type erf as TBO.she was GTH something.she came down from warwick in shrewsbury.she had a 220 ■■■■■■■ in her and i,m pretty sure so did TBO? dai edwards had TBO she had tipping gear on her.sometimes we,d run shotton together and he,d tip both trailers.we,d be carrying coke.i always thought GTH was a nicer wagon as dai was on the scrap and tipper work mostly.i used to run nortwest and midlands mostly.after the old atkinsons she was ok.i thought the ■■■■■■■ 250 came out later.the first one i had was VEP 379T the marathon.GTH had a 4over 4 8 speed gearbox with a crawler gear making it 9 gears and reverse.how wagons have come on though havent they.ive seen me going up the road with a blanket over my legs as the heater didnt work and there were so many draughts.i used to get on to alan jones and he,d call me a big baby while he sat there with 4 bars of his electric fire on.i,m glad those days have long gone.adrian.

hi adrian
how you keeping hurry up and put them pics on i remember when i started shunting for joints my first wagon was ony372l a erf ,andrew would most probaly remember it
or you would

pete 359:

hi andrew looking at these pics what is the reg on the erf,also the atki border i dont remember that one i drove the aec mandator and the seddon diesel when i shunted for joints cheers mate :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

hi chris mate,how you keeping not seen you latley you still driving

Hi all,heres a few of jaga brothers transport newport.


hi bernard mate,is the bottom one patricks ,did you see the one of d74 j put on :slight_smile:sorry mate its d75ngn

hi bernard,great photos of jaga bros,hows Pat enjoying Ken Jones mate?hope you are both well, Chris.

hi chris mate,how you keeping

smallcoal:
hi chris mate,how you keeping

hello John,im fine thanks, just getting my daily fix of Trucknet :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: hows yourself mate?

chris143:

smallcoal:
hi chris mate,how you keeping

hello John,im fine thanks, just getting my daily fix of Trucknet :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: hows yourself mate?

im good thanks mate hows steve these days im still on clarkes been looking out for you but no sighting you local or tramping :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:


One for Chepstow Chap. an early 60s A.E.C. Mercury t/unit with a very distinctive cab( look at the unusual windscreen)
madeby Oldland Motor Bodies of Bristol , one of these cabs is under going restoration at present