KNDL took over Shepherd Neame’s transport a few years ago. Here is a new Iveco Urban tractor unit seen in Margate.
Quite a few on T N will have sampled a glass or two of this one, Les,
Guinness F7
Love the Courage ‘Cockerill’ on the cab roof 
Never see anything like that nowadays 
No headlights so I presume this must have been an internal wagon only. Chris
Ray Smyth:
Stanfield:
8765
A old mate of mine drove for these at Newton Heath4
And then went on for these until they finished.
3210Hi John, Great brewery lorries pictures. The Bedford artic on the Bury Brewery Co. picture has what looks like XKF 84,
a Liverpool Reg No., I wonder is it a haulage contractor, I cant make out the name on the cab door. Regards, Ray Smyth.
Hampson Motor Transport is on the door Ray.
David
5thwheel:
Ray Smyth:
Stanfield:
8765
A old mate of mine drove for these at Newton Heath4
And then went on for these until they finished.
3210Hi John, Great brewery lorries pictures. The Bedford artic on the Bury Brewery Co. picture has what looks like XKF 84,
a Liverpool Reg No., I wonder is it a haulage contractor, I cant make out the name on the cab door. Regards, Ray Smyth.Hampson Motor Transport is on the door Ray.
David
Thanks David, I will get the next round of beers in !! Cheers, Ray.
Hi Dean, Thank you for the brewery lorry pictures. Here is one from your part of the world.
I had a couple of these “Badger Flyers” yesterday…a fine brew. Is it my turn at the bar next,
I am sure I got the last round of drinks in. 
Kind Regards, Ray.
We used to pick these tanks up from courages at Reading & take em all over but mainly Budweiser into Mortlake although I think this one was Wandsworth brewery
DEANB:
Theres a few here Ray.Click on pages twice.
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Is it me or is that Mansfield brewery lorry a left ■■■■■■?
Ghiabox:
DEANB:
Theres a few here Ray.Click on pages twice.
3Is it me or is that Mansfield brewery lorry a left ■■■■■■?
The pic is reversed!
Pete.
I,ve put this photo on before in another thread. I was told this motor came from Courages @ Reading , we got it in the late 80,s early 90,s . It came as a shunt vehicle with that frame and a lifting 5th Wheel
I never tire of seeing this one.
Photo taken last Sunday at the Leyland Society Gathering at the Tramway Museum at Crich, Derbyshire.
The Red Lion Hotel was formerly owned By Showells Brewery Co Ltd of Oldbury. It used to stand on Church Street in Stoke on Trent.
When it was demolished, the frontage and other brick and stonework was carefully dismantled so that it could be re-built at Crich.
TROOPER 8011:
I never tire of seeing this one.0
Photo taken last Sunday at the Leyland Society Gathering at the Tramway Museum at Crich, Derbyshire.
The Red Lion Hotel was formerly owned By Showells Brewery Co Ltd of Oldbury. It used to stand on Church Street in Stoke on Trent.
When it was demolished, the frontage and other brick and stonework was carefully dismantled so that it could be re-built at Crich.
Very much agree with you Trooper, so much character that this wagon oozes! Can i also say that no doubt this vehicle is very pleasing on the eye of Harry (Gill)…Loves his Red and Greens
Can i ask you older lads what the (what looks like a) cover between radiator and offside headlight is?
paulycats:
TROOPER 8011:
I never tire of seeing this one.0
Photo taken last Sunday at the Leyland Society Gathering at the Tramway Museum at Crich, Derbyshire.
The Red Lion Hotel was formerly owned By Showells Brewery Co Ltd of Oldbury. It used to stand on Church Street in Stoke on Trent.
When it was demolished, the frontage and other brick and stonework was carefully dismantled so that it could be re-built at Crich.Very much agree with you Trooper, so much character that this wagon oozes! Can i also say that no doubt this vehicle is very pleasing on the eye of Harry (Gill)…Loves his Red and Greens
Can i ask you older lads what the (what looks like a) cover between radiator and offside headlight is?
[/quote]Older lads are in bed now so a youngster will reply!
Pete.
windrush:
paulycats:
TROOPER 8011:
I never tire of seeing this one.0
Photo taken last Sunday at the Leyland Society Gathering at the Tramway Museum at Crich, Derbyshire.
The Red Lion Hotel was formerly owned By Showells Brewery Co Ltd of Oldbury. It used to stand on Church Street in Stoke on Trent.
When it was demolished, the frontage and other brick and stonework was carefully dismantled so that it could be re-built at Crich.Very much agree with you Trooper, so much character that this wagon oozes! Can i also say that no doubt this vehicle is very pleasing on the eye of Harry (Gill)…Loves his Red and Greens
Can i ask you older lads what the (what looks like a) cover between radiator and offside headlight is?
[/quote]Older lads are in bed now so a youngster will reply!
Pete.
Pete, It is the lower end of the steering column and steering box. Regards, Ray Smyth.
Drays at inns and one retired.
Oily
Not many Breweries ran the Spanish Dodge’s in their fleets. Chris
