I worked for george and fred in the mid 70s and the only driver mentioned on this forum is George Sherman. what about the rest such as Jimmy Short/ Tony Curtis/Bryan Rylands/Brian Booth/ and myself Mickey North all the original scania drivers on Hammonds of the 70s when they were first purchased and put on the road.
Brian Booth had the first 110 elu and moved to the 111 hno which was purchased new and had a range change in it but the old cab B rylands had bta but was sacked after an argument with kung fu Bob after buying a windscreen for his car instead of working. I (mick North then moved up from the scania 80 to bta before g sherman got it but left after getting a start on j b woodcocks (silly move) but the money was better and returned to hammonds after a short period of months to drive wwc which tony curtis was driving. Tony ended up in the office and I often wonder how many of them are still alive now? if anyone reads this I would love a reply to know how things have gone and if they are still on this mortal coil I WISH THEM ALL THE BEST IN LIFE