ADR 1:
Suedehead:
Craicin pic.
Always like looking outside of the box . .looks like a Morris Marina,Zephyr 6 and a . . Wartburg?
I was thinking Volvo 144/164■■[/quote
On second thoughts,could be a Hillman Avenger at the front,tadge early for a Marina,going by the reg of the Aec.
I presume thats the driver holding the load up,if he let go . .would it all fall off?
Reckon you are right about the Volvo.
would`nt that be a zodiac with twin headlights maybe an executive, I had one of them what a car except for the way it could drink petrol happy days, fredm
fredm:
would`nt that be a zodiac with twin headlights maybe an executive, I had one of them what a car except for the way it could drink petrol happy days, fredm
yep - got to be a Zodiac (the Zephyr had single headlamps) and the executive had a thing on the bonnet that stuck up like a Mercedes - but it was rectangular
ramone:
ADR 1:
Somewhere in Liverpool I think??
Any info on this ADR1? bales are never easy to load but they looked to be solid
Does anyone else think that he was a bit of a muffin to put the bottom layer on their ends?
Retired Old ■■■■:
ramone:
ADR 1:
Somewhere in Liverpool I think??
Any info on this ADR1? bales are never easy to load but they looked to be solid
Does anyone else think that he was a bit of a muffin to put the bottom layer on their ends?
Hi Rof, the whole load is a f–k up, top tier drops through second tier and pushes the lot out, and yes Ramone they were solid didn’t need much rope when loaded right, probably his first load, as we all made ■■■■ ups on ours, only his dropped off, 
Les.
Looking at all the mills in that photo im going to suggest Accrington or Burnley areas ?. possibly James Dewhursts as i used to take bales into them like no Tomorrow.
I often wondered how Hollands managed to keep their fine fleet looking so clean. :laughing: Their tasty pies were watertight` , - no gravy leaked , even when hot. 
It looks like competition to the Scampi Fries Leyland Roadrunner television advert. 
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
moomooland:
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Taken in the grounds of the Hollands pie factory at Baxenden after the van ran away and finished up in the lodge.
i can remember them old bonneted bedfords they ran !!
November 1988 M6 Bad Fog near Corley Services R J Matthew Transport Ltd Scania (one week old) carrying 40gl Drums of Nuts & Bolts for John Dee from Ramsgate Docks Driver OK
Although I’ve posted this in the D series thread I thought it also fitted in here
And what it had the argument with
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Spud1960:
Although I’ve posted this in the D series thread I thought it also fitted in here1
And what it had the argument with
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White chainlink fence . . 
at the time of the warcup scania accident the owner,clive warcup was at the palace collecting his obe for sevices to the transport industry,the driver was not seriously injured suprisingly
The river Thurne at Potter Heigham in Norfolk several years ago. I think the picture came from a local newspaper.
R J Matthew Transport (Sittingbourne Kent) M1 Toddington Service area 1988 lorry in front stopped suddenly just as RJM Magnum pulling out to overtake, didn’t make it
Flyingrabbit:
R J Matthew Transport (Sittingbourne Kent) M1 Toddington Service area 1988 lucky no passenger!!
Lowestoft Docks a few years ago.
haddy:
Lowestoft Docks a few years ago.
Christ do you know how long that had been in there?
Flyingrabbit:
haddy:
Lowestoft Docks a few years ago.Christ do you know how long that had been in there?
That wasn’t in there very long. The poor old driver reversed back a bit too far with a full load of grain & gravity done the rest. If I remember correctly he got out ok.
