Another of the many Foden’s that Dave Neville ran over the years.
One of Dave Neville’s Foden artics,seen in his yard.
A Leyland Bison six wheeler and a Bedford TL six wheeler,seen in Dave Nevilles yard.
Have they packed up now Dave? I’m sure I used to see those “aggregate supplies” wagons about when I started driving. That Foden looked a nice wagon. I’d have one of those tomorrow as a regular wagon. 
Muckaway:
Have they packed up now Dave? I’m sure I used to see those “aggregate supplies” wagons about when I started driving. That Foden looked a nice wagon. I’d have one of those tomorrow as a regular wagon.
Dave Neville sold his fleet to Ken’s Tipper Hire Ltd ( KTH ) about five years ago,he continued running a couple of rigid curtainsider’s on spuds,but sold those a couple of years ago.Dave now just runs Mercedes Vaneo on private hire to airports etc.A much better job than operating a fleet of lorries.
Dave the Renegade:
M A Evans Scania six wheeler tipper,driven mainly out of the Strinds Quarry,by the late Bill Buchan RIP.
Do you know if this 86 was new when M A Evans got it?
steptoe:
Dave the Renegade:
M A Evans Scania six wheeler tipper,driven mainly out of the Strinds Quarry,by the late Bill Buchan RIP.Do you know if this 86 was new when M A Evans got it?
No steptoe,it wasn’t new to them.I think the body was new,it replaced a Foden six wheeler which they ran.
Cheers Dave.
Daf four wheeler of Dave Neville’s pictured outside his workshop.
Some of Dave Neville’s concrete mixers,lined up in his yard.
A Leyland Bison of Dave Neville’s.
All that Dave Neville’s kit is very nice Dave, a credit to him.
Cheers
John,
altitude:
All that Dave Neville’s kit is very nice Dave, a credit to him.Cheers
John,
Yes John, Dave Neville always ran good kit.I remember overtaking a couple of his Foden artics going up Crickley Hill in an old petrol engined transit which I had.I was on my way to London and didn’t go over 55 mph because of fuel consumption,when I was going down the A417 towards Cirencester,they absolutely flew past me,pre speed limiter days 
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Cheers Dave.
Some of Dave Neville’s mixers,seen in his yard in the late 80’s.
Dave the Renegade:
steptoe:
Dave the Renegade:
M A Evans Scania six wheeler tipper,driven mainly out of the Strinds Quarry,by the late Bill Buchan RIP.Do you know if this 86 was new when M A Evans got it?
No steptoe,it wasn’t new to them.I think the body was new,it replaced a Foden six wheeler which they ran.
Cheers Dave.
I might be wrong but I think that 86 belonged to an owner driver from Grimsby called Mally LLoyd, it was blue when he had it.
Last one of Dave Neville’s for tonight,a Cat 300 powered Foden pictured in his yard.
steptoe:
Dave the Renegade:
steptoe:
Dave the Renegade:
M A Evans Scania six wheeler tipper,driven mainly out of the Strinds Quarry,by the late Bill Buchan RIP.Do you know if this 86 was new when M A Evans got it?
No steptoe,it wasn’t new to them.I think the body was new,it replaced a Foden six wheeler which they ran.
Cheers Dave.I might be wrong but I think that 86 belonged to an owner driver from Grimsby called Mally LLoyd, it was blue when he had it.
You could be right steptoe.I will ask David Edwards when I next speak to him.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Daf four wheeler of Dave Neville’s pictured outside his workshop.
worked for dave in late nineties and this was the first truck i had for him,remember driving this from shrewsbury all the way to st austell cornwall empty to pick up 5 ton of white sand and taking it to rmcs concrete plant at pershore 
apparentley some bloke was having a big concrete chess board in his back garden and needed the sand for the white squares,must have cost an absolute bomb. dave was a gent to work for topclass and next time you see him send him my regards
Dave the Renegade:
Some of Dave Neville’s concrete mixers,lined up in his yard.
Is that a large towing eye sticking out of the front of the Constructor mixer Dave? Readymix used to get mixers up from your neck of the woods when Kidlington were busy and a couple of Constructors came up a few times; they had those “noses”.
Dave the Renegade:
Some of Dave Neville’s mixers,seen in his yard in the late 80’s.
I bet that was fun to drive with a full load on; 160 at 17ton plus powering the pto Smiths Concrete have got 360s in their 8wheel Dafs and they’re complete crap when fully loaded-and they’re thirsty.
Muckaway:
Dave the Renegade:
Some of Dave Neville’s mixers,seen in his yard in the late 80’s.I bet that was fun to drive with a full load on; 160 at 17ton plus powering the pto
Hi Nathan,
160 bhp in a four wheeler was powerful in it’s day,when I drove four wheelers,most were 100 to 140 bhp.
The artics only had 150 Gardner engines until the late 60’s.
Cheers Dave.