Old North East haulage companies (Part 1)

DEREK McCARDLE DMC FREIGHT BIRTLEY

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DMC FREIGHT BIRTLEY

RTY 17N.

The Nicest man i have had the pleasure to have known, sadly no longer with us.
GEORGE FEARNS standing in front of PTY 334M

RICHARD MINTO

ERIC MINTO

some more oldies and they say these were the good old days !

Hi Mickd1958
i drove a 4 wheel dodge for eagle road services reg no.YAJ 266 i think it was the late sixties,i still have a photo of her it could fly that bloody thing

CAWTHORN SINCLAIR

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SCOTTISH AND NEWCASTLE BREWERIES

Hi Bumper is EDDY HIDE still about

Last time I saw Malcolm jones he was on for Hendersons Fridges Prudhoe maybe 3/4 yr ago. Heres a couple of early witton castle

greek:
Last time I saw Malcolm jones he was on for Hendersons Fridges Prudhoe maybe 3/4 yr ago.

I know that he not there now

B MINTO AND SONS

WITTON CASTLE LATE 80,s EARLY 90,s

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DEREK McCARDLE ERF 290

A & J SCOTT SCANIA T-CAB

FatboyMark:

f7sidd:
Anyone remember Taylor Plant Hire from Blaydon Burn

Yes i can remember Taylor Plant, the man in front of the Foden was a fitter there, he lived at Wallbottle and did a little bit part time for us at Heddon but i can`t think of his name. Eddy comes to mind?
Thanks
Mark

f7sidd

I can remember him now Eddy Holiday, dont know if he is still with us!

Thanks
Mark

jasper59:
some more oldies and they say these were the good old days !7

fantastic pics jasper where did u get em-alan

Hi lads, mothertrucker the last time i saw eddy was in tenerife about 10yrs a go, some great photos of siddlle’s. where they taken at the hydro scheme at killen in Scotland, is that harry gill driving the b-r-s leyand with a dolly :sunglasses: :sunglasses: as you say the good old days, the motors were a bit basic but the camaraderie was absolutely brilliant, no phone in cabs you were just left to get on with the job. bumper

bumper:
Hi lads, mothertrucker the last time i saw eddy was in tenerife about 10yrs a go, some great photos of siddlle’s. where they taken at the hydro scheme at killen in Scotland, is that harry gill driving the b-r-s leyand with a dolly :sunglasses: :sunglasses: as you say the good old days, the motors were a bit basic but the camaraderie was absolutely brilliant, no phone in cabs you were just left to get on with the job. bumper

hiya,
Not me Jim but drove an identical motor to that one on the odd occasion but never with a dolly, have done long stuff with a bog standard trailer set back can’t make fleet no out or i could put the depot to the motor.PS just had another look at the pic it’s a Yorkshire reg Leeds if my memory serves me right, Scunthorpe did a lot of that sort of work
thanks harry long retired.