South Wales Hauliers sixties and seventies onwards (Part 1)

altitude:

pete 359:
hi all,
until a few years ago,the remains of this f88 were in harding’s west wales yard.

Globetrotter XL prototype :smiley:

Hi Andrew
Great photo that one, must have been the bogs dollocks in it’s day.

cheers

John.

smallcoal:
evening all a couple of ronnies & a pm rees tanker[/quotethe daf going around the arena at truckfest southwest was parked back in the shed after the show and came back out as CN 06 HHU it was never registered for the road untill 2006

smallcoal:
evening all a couple of ronnies & a pm rees tanker[/quotethe daf going around the arena at truckfest southwest was parked back in the shed after the show and came back out as CN 06 HHU it was never registered for the road untill 2006

hi all,
sorry to bore you :blush: ,had a few members call and pm asking about the progress on my truck.a picture paints a thousand words :smiley: .

More polishing for you to do. :smiley: . I like the shape of the rear wings and the underslung mountings.

You’ll need sunglasses on whenever your in the cab now.
Neil.

mechanic77:
More polishing for you to do. :smiley: . I like the shape of the rear wings and the underslung mountings.

You’ll need sunglasses on whenever your in the cab now.
Neil.

very nice mate and look forward to seeing it,i"ll call in one of these days, regards Chris

pete 359:

Hello, to everyone. Andrew, those mudguards are superb, body/ panel beating craft at its best in design and workmanship.
The cockpit is also superb, not over the top but adds character to the truck.

Regards Paul

hi all,
thanks for the kind words lads :smiley: .

hi all,
john raymond’s roundabout early 80’s.

pete 359:

There is John Raymond on his way home to dinner, with the mornings takings in his bag. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

pete 359:

hiya,
Remember “Raymond’s island” when it was covered in Borderer’s ,very impressive always good motors.
thanks harry long retired

altitude:

pete 359:

There is John Raymond on his way home to dinner, with the mornings takings in his bag. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

hi john,
:smiley: :smiley: :smiley:
regards andrew

hi all,
it’s amazing for me to think that all, bar one? of raymonds old atki’s was either scrapped or sold.all their gardners,and there were many, went to hong kong.the marathon in the corner here was ex metal box neath.taken in 1984.

Hi

Has anyone got any pics of a company called Rom River who used to be based in Risca

Thanks

Hi

Has anyone got any pics of a company called Rom River who used to be based in Risca

Thanks

hi all,
is it me? or,is photobucket not working @ the moment.
regards andrew

pete 359:
hi all,
is it me? or,is photobucket not working @ the moment.
regards andrew

I am having problems with photobucket as well Andrew,it’s all mixed up like a pigs guts.
Cheers Dave.

pete 359:
hi all,
it’s amazing for me to think that all, bar one? of raymonds old atki’s was either scrapped or sold.all their gardners,and there were many, went to hong kong.the marathon in the corner here was ex metal box neath.taken in 1984.

hi andrew,where was this pic taken i dont recall any landmarks cheers mate,ps truck looking good mate :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :sunglasses:

smallcoal:

pete 359:
hi all,
it’s amazing for me to think that all, bar one? of raymonds old atki’s was either scrapped or sold.all their gardners,and there were many, went to hong kong.the marathon in the corner here was ex metal box neath.taken in 1984.

hi andrew,where was this pic taken i dont recall any landmarks cheers mate,ps truck looking good mate :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :sunglasses:

hi john,
that photo was taken by me in raymond’s trailer yard in 1984.it’s now the site of a red and white modern warehouse.thanks for the kind words mate.
regards andrew

took a stroll past the old rom river site in risca today , all traces now gone and a housing estate built there, I not sure but I think they moved further up the valley.Mechanic 77 may know their whereabouts. As a youngster I can remember the lorries in and out of there with the steel wire and mesh. I think BRS did some work and owner drivers others.There was for a number of years an ergo cabbed AEC on site for internal shunting. Sorry took no photos , never got round to it and now wish I had.

regards

Tony D.