kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
jsd:
Hi Dave,first of a few Doug Dawe & Sons lorries
Thanks James, that’s better quality, than the one I had.
Cheers Dave.Hi Dave , happy new yearto you and your good lady , have to say i have not heard of Doug Dawe , where was he based ? regards Keith .
hiya,
Oi’ sur I’ve got a bit of quality tarmac left over from a major contract will make a good job
of your drive for £150, can just hear the spiel now.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
jsd:
Hi Dave,first of a few Doug Dawe & Sons lorries
Thanks James, that’s better quality, than the one I had.
Cheers Dave.Hi Dave , happy new yearto you and your good lady , have to say i have not heard of Doug Dawe , where was he based ? regards Keith .
hiya,
Oi’ sur I’ve got a bit of quality tarmac left over from a major contract will make a good job
of your drive for £150, can just hear the spiel now.
thanks harry, long retired.
Not off that bloke Harry. A genuine bloke who was also a foreman mechanic at Praills of Hereford before he started his haulage business. Tarmac was only about £2 a ton then.
Cheers Dave.
jsd:
Poor quality I’m afraid
Was that one of yours James. Philpotts who I drove for had a couple of those in that colour.
Cheers Dave.
jsd:
Doug in his little Dodge
I remember seeing him with that one, in an article in one of the truck mags.
Cheers Dave.
Yeah that was taken by my uncle Trevor in what was then Redlands sand and gravel pit at Bodenham Dave
jsd:
Steve Dawe’s Leyland Constructor
Great stuff James. This thread has been starved of some older photo’s for a while.
Cheers Dave.
jsd:
The Constructor looking nice and tidy
I always thought that the Constructor was just the right spec for quarry work.
Cheers Dave.
A newer one of Doug Dawe & Sons.
jsd:
Doug and two Leylands
He was a big old lad in his day.
Cheers Dave.
Don’t know who was driving this one, a few years ago James ?
Jim Mulvey was the last to drive that little Daf Dave,always spotless inside.
Cheers James
