kevmac47:
Lawrence Dunbar:
kevmac47:
Here’s a shot that will keep the kids away from the fire!! Harry Gill at the Geordie getogether 28th Dec.0
Aye Kev, And both drink Malts, 
Great photos too, And all the best for 2016, Regards Larry.
Thanks Larry, I wish I was back on the whiskey, (Irish of course) but even the scottish and welsh versions would be ok at the moment.
If only I could!! 
Regards Kev.
Well once you are back into the fast lane Perhaps we can meet up & have a few Kev, Im sure one or two more drivers would agree, Regards Larry.
Another one of Neil’s fodder delivery lorries for Dilwyn Thomas.
Seen on the A49 near Church Stretton, Shropshire.
A Scania livestock artic, seen on the A49 near Church Stretton, Shropshire.
The Commer is on its way. Courtesy of Neil Richards
Bill Knill’s last lorry, driven by Neil Richards.
Neil Richards with the Commer Maxiload by the A470 at Srorey Arms, Brecon Beacons.
Happy new year Dave and all on here cheers John
The Commer with a Rover in the background at Storey Arms.Happy New year John smallcoal and all on Trucknet.
Taking a break by the A49 near the Lazy Trout Cafe, Marshbrook, Shropshire.
One of Neil’s drives, seen at Penybont Station, Radnorshire.
kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
The Mid Wales Meat CO LTD, were base at Nantmel, Radnorshire where they had an abattoir. These trailers were pulled by two Volvo F12’s.
Hi Dave , is that abbatoir still operating ? I remember a haulier from Oswestry was doing a lot out it , and the one at Weobley , regards Keith .
Hello Dave and Keith . the haulier from Oswestry would probably have been Morris transport they were from West felton , before moving to the industrial estate in Oswestry , all there wagons are plain white . They do a lot of hanging meat in imid wales for Hamers at llanidloes . thank you Trevor .
tastrucker:
kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
The Mid Wales Meat CO LTD, were base at Nantmel, Radnorshire where they had an abattoir. These trailers were pulled by two Volvo F12’s.
Hi Dave , is that abbatoir still operating ? I remember a haulier from Oswestry was doing a lot out it , and the one at Weobley , regards Keith .
Hello Dave and Keith . the haulier from Oswestry would probably have been Morris transport they were from West felton , before moving to the industrial estate in Oswestry , all there wagons are plain white . They do a lot of hanging meat in imid wales for Hamers at llanidloes . thank you Trevor .
Hi Trevor,
You are probably right. I remember seeing a program on TV years ago about Morris of Oswestry,it showed the boss running the firm out of the cab. Happy new year to you and your family.
Cheers Dave .
Dave the Renegade:
The Commer with a Rover in the background at Storey Arms.Happy New year John smallcoal and all on Trucknet.
Hello again Dave , yes a Happy new year to ypu as well , i forgotten to say that this Commer has a Montgomery number . Lovely old picture , Trevor .
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
The Commer with a Rover in the background at Storey Arms.Happy New year John smallcoal and all on Trucknet.
Hello again Dave , yes a Happy new year to ypu as well , i forgotten to say that this Commer has a Montgomery number . Lovely old picture , Trevor .
Yes Trevor, the main agent for Commer was at Llanidloes. They sold a lot of Commer Maxiload’s. I drove oone for C W Griffiths excellent lorry in those days.
Cheers Dave.
Seen at Penybont Station,Radnorshire.
Neil must have mauled a few bales when he drove for Graham Middleton, because they did a lot of harvest work.
Dave the Renegade:
Neil must have mauled a few bales when he drove for Graham Middleton, because they did a lot of harvest work.
Hello again dave you know i have just spoken on the phone to an old mate of mine , who says the Commer could also have been S J Morris Llanfechain , who did stock work or H V Owen from New mills . Those 2 strokes were niosy but reliable , you know there was a bus company from wrexham who had Commer buses, you could here em a mile away , Thanks Dave , Trevor
Hi Trevor,
I will ask Neil who had the Commer before Graham. Neil will know,he has all the history of all the lorries he drove.
Cheers Dave.
