Back to the black & white days. Anyone know the location. Is that the Liverpool Overhead Railway behind?
them two motors could be manchester area retriever temperance street maybe ,adams had an office around there
Adams had an office in Todd Street, Nr, Victoria Street Station, Regards Larry.
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After a life’time in transport I have no doubt whatsoever the cabphone must have been the most important lifechanging moment for the industry and everyone conected at all levels in transport.
Well if you wana be serious about it, of course it was! 
The five b/w pictures above are the copyright of Roundoak Publishing. All were taken by Roger Kenney. They have since been removed.
The first of these five pictures appeared in our tribute book to Roger ‘Views from the North’ and it has been repeated here to show the full picture as opposed to the cropped in image of the lorry only that was posted.
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Charlie Quickfall drove AJR.618, For several years, He then got a Mk.5 AEC. 8wheeler , but he wasnt impressed with it he said he would rather have the old, He then parted company with the Adams,s going to work for Smiths of Eccles, Manchester. Regards Larry.
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I think Harry Humphries got this Mustang new, but Billy Graig drove it for a while, Regards Larry.
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Theres an excelent artical on J R Adams in Bob Tucks: Classic Hauliers Vol.1, just incase you didn’t know.
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P.S J R Adams are oftern hauling out of Crown in Carlisle. Most with curtainsiders but there are oftern flat beds in there too belonging to Adams.
shame them photos have been removed its that copyright thing again .
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does any one know what ‘adr’ has been doing wrong,he’s had a lot of wording scrubbed
Was talking with my mam earlier today & she remembers a JR Adams lorry ( she thinks it was unit only ) parking sometimes outside a house in Canterbury St Byker in the late 40’s - early 50’s does anybody know anymore than this as she cant remember 
That pic of ERF on quayside Lawrence (jaspers) Micky left after a lot of yrs on Adams, but he is back there now, I think you would have met him at the drink ang