British road Services

At last I’ve found the photo (via another member) of the first brand spanking new vehicle I had. I was all of 22 years old. Sorry if the livery offends those of a ■■■■■■■■ disposition!

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Sorry, no 8-cyl Gardner, just a ■■■■■■■■

Retired Old ■■■■:
At last I’ve found the photo (via another member) of the first brand spanking new vehicle I had. I was all of 22 years old. Sorry if the livery offends those of a ■■■■■■■■ disposition!
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Sorry, no 8-cyl Gardner, just a ■■■■■■■■

You ain’t much older than me Casey :exclamation:
Cheers Dave.

You’ve done the math, Dave :laughing:

Dave the Renegade:

Retired Old ■■■■:
At last I’ve found the photo (via another member) of the first brand spanking new vehicle I had. I was all of 22 years old. Sorry if the livery offends those of a ■■■■■■■■ disposition!
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Sorry, no 8-cyl Gardner, just a ■■■■■■■■

You ain’t much older than me Casey :exclamation:
Cheers Dave.

hiya,
You’re both a couple of bairns. :laughing: :laughing:
thanks harry, long retired.

But we’re busy trying to catch up, H :laughing:

Retired Old ■■■■:
But we’re busy trying to catch up, H :laughing:

hiya,
Don’t rush yourselves I’ll hang about I’m in no rush.
thanks harry, long retired.

I’m having another glass of this stuff to help me on my way :wink:

careful now casey , being of such young and tender years that harry gill could lead you into all sorts of trouble .

Retired Old ■■■■:
At last I’ve found the photo (via another member) of the first brand spanking new vehicle I had. I was all of 22 years old. Sorry if the livery offends those of a ■■■■■■■■ disposition!
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Sorry, no 8-cyl Gardner, just a ■■■■■■■■

Nice shot ROF,well after I’d “photoshopped” the headboard out :wink: Cheers Dennis. “Wot no 8LXB engine” :cry: :cry:

TIDDERSON:
3 from another thread

TIDDERSON’s photo…

The pub still looking good, not sure about the truck…

There’s a pile of rust lurking behind the telephone junction box, Paul :wink:
I’m sure I recognise the pub- give us a clue.

rigsby:
careful now casey , being of such young and tender years that harry gill could lead you into all sorts of trouble .

What with Harry trying to lead me down the wrong road and that retired ■■■■■■■■ sheeter taking the Mick out of the wooden name board I don’t think I could get by without a mouthful of Amber Juice to keep me going. It’s a hard life. :wink: :laughing: :wink: :laughing:

Retired Old ■■■■:
There’s a pile of rust lurking behind the telephone junction box, Paul :wink:
I’m sure I recognise the pub- give us a clue.

A3100, Guildford road Godalming, Surrey…

TIDDERSON:

toshboy:

adr:
Seddon MK5

Hi Chris . There were very many of these mk5 Seddons on BRS early 50s . particularly at theOxford depot -well suited for Nuffied exports large cases. i would dearly love to find the artic/carrimore trailer version picture on these threads and i seem to remember that the BRS forward orders for them amounted to 2 years production.spec was Perkins P6 ,David Brown 5 speed ,eaton 2 sp axle,starting assisted by Ki-gas paraffin /petrol mix hand pumped in whilst manifold heater on in winter .proved a very reliable motor -a payload of 10/12 ton --trailers were Carrimore with king pin set well back allowing the front to be close to back of cab and a bed length of 25 ft ,We had a full set of trailers -flats, boxes, bolster. tilts. low loader etc .very versatile --oh and of course restricted to 20 mph , well thats what the plate said !!! . regards ivor

An early Oxford Seddon artic

Hi Tidderson, Well what a find .very many thanks for PFC 316 --mine was PFC 319 ! i see its loaded with John Allen motor scythes for the docks -a very regular load those days, i cannot place the driver yet -give me time ,another one behind it could well have been 319 -i wonder

Me.Paul.101:

TIDDERSON:
3 from another thread

TIDDERSON’s photo…

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The pub still looking good, not sure about the truck…0

I drove one of those gutless wonders for BRS - 'orrible everything! Vacuum brakes ,silly underpowered engine,dodgy propshaft,slippy clutch ,hopeless heater,toy gearbox. Lovely!

Me.Paul.101:

Retired Old ■■■■:
There’s a pile of rust lurking behind the telephone junction box, Paul :wink:
I’m sure I recognise the pub- give us a clue.

A3100, Guildford road Godalming, Surrey…

That it- my uncle lives in a street just off that road. Thanks, butty.

Tosh boy , do these drivers ring a bell , Ivor parry , Bernard woodward rip , Fred holiday , George payne , Albert hall , wrecker driver Tex , Fitters Alfie Atherton , Ex Kidlington Ted Starling , I could go on and on , all Brs Oxford .

Just one chain will do driver, VOSA would love that one.

Dieseldog66:
Just one chain will do driver, VOSA would love that one.

I don’t think he’s finished the job. The centre chain is the first one. If you look, it’s not even fastened yet.

Hi, Folks , The Bristol loaded with timber is ONE of QUeens Ferry DEPO ,North WALES a bit of usless info ,Cheers Barry