Stanfield:
A couple here to wet Lawrence,s appetite (photos Bob Tuck)
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Thanks John, Great stuff, Jakey ran a lot of AECs in those good old days, Regards Larry.
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.
Guiy de Montfort:
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.
Observant or what 
Bewick:
Guiy de Montfort:
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.Observant or what
I wonder which one he saw Dennis, ? They run about 40 motors, Our Nigel as you know works for them, The services take them allover England Scotland & Wales, They are renowned for their quality service to the industry, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
Guiy de Montfort:
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.Observant or what
I wonder which one he saw Dennis, ? They run about 40 motors, Our Nigel as you know works for them, The services take them allover England Scotland & Wales, They are renowned for their quality service to the industry, Regards Larry.
Probably “clocked” that Mustang Larry ! 
Bewick:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
Guiy de Montfort:
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.Observant or what
I wonder which one he saw Dennis, ? They run about 40 motors, Our Nigel as you know works for them, The services take them allover England Scotland & Wales, They are renowned for their quality service to the industry, Regards Larry.
Probably “clocked” that Mustang Larry !
Aye Dennis, The old Mustang I remember when they got it brand new, A lad called Harry Humphries drove it for a while Then Billy Graig got it, It was the only twin steer they ever ran, They were forever getting pulled over by the law on to weighbridges as they were a difficult motor to get the axle weights right, Sadley these two drivers are no longer with us, The good old days Eh, Regards Larry.
Aye Larry,I recall Nelsons of Arnside ran a couple of Mustangs,one they had got new and a secondhand one they bought off a Milnthorpe O/D but it had a 24ft flat and it always looked terrible with that extra couple of foot on the flat,they must have been a nightmare load legal eh! But I would say the Mustang was acknowledged to be the best of the Steers. The Steer was the next step up from the 4 wheelers with regard to getting a “lift” in ULW on an"A" Licence.Cheers Dennis.
Bewick:
Guiy de Montfort:
This company is till on the go I saw one of them the other day.Observant or what
Many thanks for the compliment, but I misunderstood the thread, I thought it was about an old haulier no longer in business. I am however delighted to hear about Nigel’s employment with this company!
Swalwell Depot.Regards Larry.
Tidy line up in their Swalwell Depot IMO, Regards Larry.
Mr Dunbar please keep the photographs and information coming please , J&R Adams must rate as one of this country`s finest hauliers along with WJ Riding etc , and to their credit are still in business under the original owners .
Ive heard that there is 2 new Mercs & 1 New MAN On order, I will get some pictures when they arrive, Regards Larry.
