Was it only the BRS who ran bristol's?

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I remember there were two Bristol tractors in Sothampton , Hampton Park , in 1969 when I joined BRS , I did a trip in one , Bristol also supplied trailers of 30 or 33ft , they were tandem axle with one mudguard covering both axles ., smart outfits they were too .
Frenchy

frenchy:
I remember there were two Bristol tractors in Sothampton , Hampton Park , in 1969 when I joined BRS , I did a trip in one , Bristol also supplied trailers of 30 or 33ft , they were tandem axle with one mudguard covering both axles ., smart outfits they were too .
Frenchy

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In reply to Frenchy.

The trailers of the first 9 sanctions were 24 feet long and 7’6" wide. The lengthe was increased to 26’ with the intro of the 183rd sanction.

Here are a couple of pics I found

A tractor unit and trailer

And an eight wheeler flat

Regards Pat

wessexman
I knew we had the Bristol trailers it was only the problem with my lenght .
Ainacs , thanks for the memories , the photos of the Bristols remind me the cabs were big enough to ferry us drivers to the Cafe also .
Frenchy

frenchy:
wessexman
I knew we had the Bristol trailers it was only the problem with my lenght .
Ainacs , thanks for the memories , the photos of the Bristols remind me the cabs were big enough to ferry us drivers to the Cafe also .
Frenchy

proper cafes,no plastic ones :slight_smile:

hiya,
thanks for the pics ainacs just brilliant the memories are flooding back thanks harry long retired

Here you are Harry and Frenchy found another Bristol a 1961 HA611 tractor unit from a book not sure where or when but obviously it is going on or off a ferry. Hence the British Road Ferry Services Ltd on the headboard. Know anything about it?

Regards Pat

hiya,
I think that british road ferry services ltd was attached to preston depot working out of preston dock it’s certainly a north west motor, bet there’s someone ready to put me right if i’m wrong the old grey matter aint what it used to be, thanks harry long retired.