Blood, Sweat and Broken China (the Removals thread)

Hello Mate ,i have not received the pms mate :open_mouth:

JAKEY:
Hello Mate ,i have not received the pms mate :open_mouth:

Il check my pm

Hello John , yes they are liable to the moon and back ,that report cost me £150 plus vat ,but worth every penny ,i have no doubt the painter will have to pay ,as you read the email ,the body builder will be correcting the work and standing by me .

JAKEY:
Hello John , yes they are liable to the moon and back ,that report cost me £150 plus vat ,but worth every penny ,i have no doubt the painter will have to pay ,as you read the email ,the body builder will be correcting the work and standing by me .

Good on you mate you should claim for loss of vehicle being off road at least the reports back you up

Hello John, dodgy paint has not put it off the road but we not been happy with the paint since delivery !!! but when they do have it back they will have it for at least a month ,but hopefully we can have a vehicle in return ! but i will be claiming as much as i can .

Looking a bit sorry

Whites

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smallcoal:

JAKEY:
John , i have sent you 2x emails ,check your Spam !!

Did get them mate sent you 2 pms back :smiley:

Rob ,great photos ,ireckon the big Marsden was a ex Pickfords in a early life ,i also like thw white’s drawbar ,i think when i replace my 6t Merc with a 12t Man i will have that style pod on mine . :smiley:

Hi Steve,did you hear about that grand piano being bust by that German removal firm it been on news a special one built in Italy

Hello John , i do hope there insurance pays out £150 k :open_mouth: dropped it ! ,but it was just over 500kg. :open_mouth:

Hi Steve nice pics mate little van looking good that piano apparently the strings were tight and when they went to put it on the trolley the strings inside blew the keys apart and the lot burst it was out in Germany

smallcoal:
Hi Steve nice pics mate little van looking good that piano apparently the strings were tight and when they went to put it on the trolley the strings inside blew the keys apart and the lot burst it was out in Germany

Since this happened in Germany, do I detect a touch of schadenfreude?

A couple of adverts from 1976.

“JAKEY” Wheres my PM ■■ :unamused:

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robthedog:
Looking a bit sorry

Its a bit like listening at a séance and wondering that the person alleged to be dead is referring to you, but I’ve looked and re-looked at that photo and cannot help suspect it might be one of ours when it was new.

We had quite a few with that cab mould (About W & X reg.) and three in particular had been bought personally (When new) cash by my father and leased to W. H. Williams (Haulage) Ltd on a monthly basis and he personally sold them to a dealer who specialised in selling Luton & Pantechnicons based in Slough Late 1985 and I cannot help think it might be one of those. The size seems about right for our specifications and the proof would be is there a Radcliffe Tail lift fitted? looking at the back of that van, it might just be shadow, but I think it might have. The last of this model we bought had the roof sloped down a bit Like the 2 on this photo had, but most did not.

Carl Williams:

robthedog:
Looking a bit sorry

Its a bit like listening at a séance and wondering that the person alleged to be dead is referring to you, but I’ve looked and re-looked at that photo and cannot help suspect it might be one of ours when it was new.

We had quite a few with that cab mould (About W & X reg.) and three in particular had been bought personally (When new) cash by my father and leased to W. H. Williams (Haulage) Ltd on a monthly basis and he personally sold them to a dealer who specialised in selling Luton & Pantechnicons based in Slough Late 1985 and I cannot help think it might be one of those. The size seems about right for our specifications and the proof would be is there a Radcliffe Tail lift fitted? looking at the back of that van, it might just be shadow, but I think it might have. The last of this model we bought had the roof sloped down a bit Like the 2 on this photo had, but most did not.

Hi Carl,how you feeling now mate hope you well and treated your boy for saving your life :smiley:

DEANB:

marktaff:
Lovely article Dean…that would have been one of the first batch of KMs for Pickfords…thanks for posting.r

Mark, They must have operated one of the largest fleets of Bedford’s in the UK back in the 70’s’.

Cant remember seeing that many KM’s did they operate many ? It was always the TK and then TL.

Something a bit different.Removals in South Africa. 1963.

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Hi Dean,
Yes they had a large fleet of KMs across the country from the mid 70s to the very early 80s.
They also ran the same standard KM vans alongside the Pickfords name with the companies they took over during those times…the limes of Griff Fender Swansea and Stringfellows Wigan.

Regards Mark

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Hi mark did you get jakeys pm about his truck