Happy Birthday Larry, best wishes, Kev. 
Happy 85th birthday Larry have a good day and go easy on the malts 
best wishes Dan .
Happy birthday Larry. Are you off down to the Blackbird for a few drinks? Long time since it was my regular.
Regards. Harry
Happy Birthday Larry, take care and stay safe.
Leyland 600
Whoa 'me Lads yer shud 'av seen Larry 'gannin alang the Scotswood road 'arl the way to the Blaydon races ! Happy Birthday Larry and many more of them Marra. Kind regards to you and, of course , your Good Lady. Stay well and both stay safe. Dennis.
Thanks to all of your good wishes , Im just taking things easy, Relaxing after a nice meal with my good lady, I will have a few drams of course before I retire for the night, And hopefully I will wake up raring to go as usual 
, Getting old is not too bad, Its when folk dont get old is bad, When this virus ■■■■■ is sorted Im hoping to get to varios wagon runs, Like the Tyne Tees one etc, Once again thank you all & stay safe my friends, Regards Larry. (HIC HIC)
Hi Larry ,belated birthday wishes to you sir hope you enjoyed your day ,have a good weekend and look forward to seeing you at one of the drivers bashes or rallie ,you take care and stay safe ,all the very best.Paul
Couple of photo’s of a long gone NE company.
Who remembers this company C. Herring from Hartlepool? Were in the trailer scheme at BSC Lackenby so did a lot of steel around the country.
Punchy Dan:
Happy 85th birthday Larry have a good day and go easy on the malts
Hi Dan, Ive just seen Seth heading north on the A1 At Stannington, Nice tidy looking motor, Regards Larry.
I’ve just received this shot of “my fleet” from about 1995, taken by Jim Wilkinson in Ralph Crow’s at Felling , and passed on by his son Iain. Regards Kev.
Great Picture, I remember Stockton Haulage Ltd very well, This picture is a long load a a non Trombone Trailer 
, Reagrds Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Great Picture, I remember Stockton Haulage Ltd very well, This picture is a long load a a non Trombone Trailer
Hi Larry, Hope you are keeping well & safe.
Picture credit is to Ifor Roberts who has allowed me to share his pictures.
Them trailers were about 55/60 foot, I remember picking one up out of their yard in Stranraer, it was parked down the slope of a loading ramp,
it took me about three attempts to do the u turn required at the top of the ramp in their yard, I kept misjudging the turning point on the axles.
It was a very slow start down the A75 until I got the hang of it, The bridge between Castle Douglas & Dumfries with the sharp left was interesting.
Stockton Haulage had some trailers longer than 60ft, one particular one was i think nearly 70 foot with the axles set right back, that was fun as you say it did make you think. Used to do a bit of subby work for them usually long stuff over to Heysham that particular trailer was fun going through Lancaster on the way to Heysham port happy days!
