Say’s Gloucester on the door.
I get to see something Downtons every so often, as we have a Pets at Home place down the road from us.When i used to get down i could always tell i was getting near to Gloucestershire, as Downtons, Edgwicks, Ralph Davies, and various Gilder trucks and Arthur Sprigg sightings became more prevalent.
PS: They weren’t the only ones from Gloucestershire but they spring to mind.
H143500:
I get to see something Downtons every so often, as we have a Pets at Home place down the road from us.When i used to get down i could always tell i was getting near to Gloucestershire, as Downtons, Edgwicks, Ralph Davies, and various Gilder trucks and Arthur Sprigg sightings became more prevalent.PS: They weren’t the only ones from Gloucestershire but they spring to mind.
Does that make it a good county cause whenever I go up to my mates hometown of Northallerton I see a lot of George Allinsons etc…
Retired Old ■■■■:
Dont seem to see many of Downtons MANs regards Keith .
Me.Paul.101:
H143500:
I get to see something Downtons every so often, as we have a Pets at Home place down the road from us.When i used to get down i could always tell i was getting near to Gloucestershire, as Downtons, Edgwicks, Ralph Davies, and various Gilder trucks and Arthur Sprigg sightings became more prevalent.PS: They weren’t the only ones from Gloucestershire but they spring to mind.
Does that make it a good county cause whenever I go up to my mates hometown of Northallerton I see a lot of George Allinsons etc…
I myself think that Gloucestershire is a good county.
Retired Old ■■■■:
It certainly wasn’t made for “warmer climes”, Dave.
Lurpak, are there any photos in your office of the green ERFs?Thank goodness we’re back on the front page. I was feeling lost for a while!
Hi ROF,
it was lovely up there in the summer and freezing in winter lol, will talk to the boss i’m sure there are some photos somewhere.
Ade
With thanks from Bubbs, Barry Hancocks asked me to put this on for him from Scrapbook
Ade
truckfing:
Say’s Gloucester on the door.
Which doesn’t use as much paint as Moreton Vallance, plus the sign writer would charge by the letter 
Back on the front page- I was getting lost again. Must get a sat nav 
Thanks, saxonhorse.
saxonhorse:
I worked for Ralph Davies in the late eightys & the 90’s. some good times amongst the hard times.
Hi saxonhorse, great pic that where was it taken , looks familiar to me but cant quite place it ? regards Keith .
I can’t remember if I’ve posted this before but it’s certainly Old and a Gloucestershire firm, mind you it could go equally as well in the Blood Sweat and Broken finger nail thread.
Back to the days when steamers were running the roads of Gt. Britain and covering great distances not long after the only transport on those roads was pulled by horses or Oxen…
Also from 1924 a DAY trip to Wembley to see the British Empire Exhibition. My Father is sat next to the driver, my uncle is just behind him with his arm trailing down and GrandFather is sat in the back corner with the flat hat.
McWilliam:
Santa Fe
Nice motor.
I note that Gordon Gilder has a Renault unit on stock work as noted in Mitcheldean yesterday . regards Keith
ex Harold Read,nice to see it up and running with a new colour scheme after I sold it on.
daibootsy:
ex Harold Read,nice to see it up and running with a new colour scheme after I sold it on.
I often wondered why Harold Read never had any of those Motor Panels cabbed ERF’s, I don’t know if there was much difference in price between them and others available?..
daibootsy:
ex Harold Read,nice to see it up and running with a new colour scheme after I sold it on.
Very nice a credit to the owner.