Thank you Colin ( if i deciphered you AKA right ) i do remember deans at lockerly very early on think he packed up because of a setlement had to be made but is a long time ago and i cant be sure,i also remember there yard in churchfields as well,think he had a boat in Ocean Vilage called the Jaycee when we were in Soton depot,cheers Buzzer.
John
I had forgotten about his boat, wasn’t it for corporate hire or similar? my dad did some work for him way back in an F88 in the blue and yellow colours of Kenneth Wilson grain. i also remember a partnership he had with one of his drivers in the late 80’s, think they called him Blodwynn, which was called J&J transport, again it was volvo’s with bulk tipping trailers, think they were based Cirencester way.
My brother used to work for Palin & Strides in Hedge End where you used to get your trucks sprayed i believe, he keeps meaning to go through his photos to see what he has.
Colin
nilocekyd:
John
I had forgotten about his boat, wasn’t it for corporate hire or similar? my dad did some work for him way back in an F88 in the blue and yellow colours of Kenneth Wilson grain. i also remember a partnership he had with one of his drivers in the late 80’s, think they called him Blodwynn, which was called J&J transport, again it was volvo’s with bulk tipping trailers, think they were based Cirencester way.My brother used to work for Palin & Strides in Hedge End where you used to get your trucks sprayed i believe, he keeps meaning to go through his photos to see what he has.
Colin
Good idea mate he may have some gooduns hidden away,Porky Palin who is Brians son has started painting again,one thing that does stick in my mind is when they painted Lamberts trucks they only ever did the outside rails of the chassis cos they were tight and did not want to paint what you could not see.cheers Buzzer
nilocekyd:
Buzzer:
This time a truck from Salisbury,one of Deans and looking at the load its got to be synthetic rubber for ISR or am i wrong,cheers Buzzer.
PS.i didn’t know Deaner ran any scania’s.Hi Buzzer, Originally JC was based at Durrington but he “retired” and sold everything… he then came out of retirement (early 80’s) and started running a fleet of second hand motors out of Churchfields inds. est. in Salisbury before moving to current depot. This K reg Scania has Lockerly Romsey on door so i would imagine it was from the early 80’s when he was rebuilding the company, I remember he had some old ERF’s/Atki’s but they didn’t last long before he went back to Volvo’s
ainacs:
I was sent this today a Yardfleet Volvo F10 A819SPO to be honest I can’t recall them, can someone jog my memory please?Regards Pat
Pat, i checked on this company and it was registered to a David Sanderson at 12 Portland St. Southampton, went ■■■■ up in 1997!
Hi Colin
Yes you have jogged my memory they were at Coates Pit Landford, well they had a workshop there and Mick Winterbourne worked for them. Dave Sanderson went to the same school as me and his nickname was ‘Flea’ I don’t know why he was a couple of years above me then, I’m not sure but I seem to remember they had the contract for taking trailers from Portsmouth Freight Terminal to the lorry park at Farlington.
Regards Pat
A few more Jameson pics
Regards Pat
Pat heres a couple of Jamesons ERF 4 wheeler the mt shot must be at Weymouth again,cheers Buzzer,
nilocekyd:
John
I had forgotten about his boat, wasn’t it for corporate hire or similar? my dad did some work for him way back in an F88 in the blue and yellow colours of Kenneth Wilson grain. i also remember a partnership he had with one of his drivers in the late 80’s, think they called him Blodwynn, which was called J&J transport, again it was volvo’s with bulk tipping trailers, think they were based Cirencester way.Colin
I think John Deans first haulage venture was Evans from I think KingSombourne delivering the blackstuff with a dedicated driver. I remember running up the road with John in 1967 when he was driving an Albion Reiver for Chris Wright from Cadnam, collecting bulk coal direct from the pits, had many a night out at Jacks Hill at Towcester.
Buzzer:
1Pat heres a couple of Jamesons ERF 4 wheeler the mt shot must be at Weymouth again,cheers Buzzer,
Defiantly Weymouth Buzzer, taken outside the Pavilion and the Guest houses by Condors berth, maybe there to load tomatoes from the Sealink Jersey boats.
Hi Colin
Yes you have jogged my memory they were at Coates Pit Landford, well they had a workshop there and Mick Winterbourne worked for them. Dave Sanderson went to the same school as me and his nickname was ‘Flea’ I don’t know why he was a couple of years above me then, I’m not sure but I seem to remember they had the contract for taking trailers from Portsmouth Freight Terminal to the lorry park at Farlington.
Regards Pat
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Pat,
I remember Ray’s pit at Landford,it was were the Clapcotts stored out of season tankers and they had some “spares” motors up there as well. Spent many hours removing salvageable parts in our quiet times. This was probably way before Yardfleet were around. The photo you showed is for sale in several locations on the internet, wouldn’t think they’ve sold that many copies 
Colin
nilocekyd:
Hi ColinYes you have jogged my memory they were at Coates Pit Landford, well they had a workshop there and Mick Winterbourne worked for them. Dave Sanderson went to the same school as me and his nickname was ‘Flea’ I don’t know why he was a couple of years above me then, I’m not sure but I seem to remember they had the contract for taking trailers from Portsmouth Freight Terminal to the lorry park at Farlington.
Regards Pat
Pat,
I remember Ray’s pit at Landford,it was were the Clapcotts stored out of season tankers and they had some “spares” motors up there as well. Spent many hours removing salvageable parts in our quiet times. This was probably way before Yardfleet were around. The photo you showed is for sale in several locations on the internet, wouldn’t think they’ve sold that many copies
Colin
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Hi Colin
I remember that Coles Bros Billy and Peter had 2 or 3 old bonnetted Yanks there for a long time under tarpaulins.
Regards Pat
Hi down the page again a chap Phil who stores a bus in my yard gave me this to put on here a South Western Tar Distilleries of Eling Wharf Totton, Foden at a lorry driver of the year competition.
Regards Pat
Was sent this today Pitters SedAc on Maggie piggy-back
Regards Pat
Hi I was given this by my brother week for last, prob taken about 1982 ish in Pats 141 LJA 597P some where on the trail south east 
God done I look young !!
Regards Jimski
Jimski:
Hi I was given this by my brother week for last, prob taken about 1982 ish in Pats 141 LJA 597P some where on the trail south east
God done I look young !!
Regards Jimski
Hi Jim,
Thanks for putting that pic on,I’ve stuck it on our front door,should keep any unwanted callers away !!
Regards
Richard
Hi Rich happy to help !! 
hope you both well !!
Regards Jim
Jimski:
Hi I was given this by my brother week for last, prob taken about 1982 ish in Pats 141 LJA 597P some where on the trail south east!(http://i1135.photobucket.com/albums/m630/Jimski1/7d14bf7f37d774e93d790eeef0abe303.jpg[
God done I look young !!Regards Jimski
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.Hi Jim.Yes you do look young.About eighteen I would guess I have put your photo in pride of place
on the mantlepiece.Hopefully it will keep the grandchildren away from the fire! Regards Charlie
That’s brave of ya Jim, you,re turn now mate.
Hi Charlie good shot but no coconut ! I was bout 28 so that would make it 1983 Happy Days !!
Get a fire guard Charlie ! If you can’t afford one the fences still need painting 
the jobs yours… Pays good !
Hi Tone, yeah ill be your decoy … Think your safe for a while… Mate !
Regards Jim
You gotta be kidding me
