oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
Oily
Looks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Couple more Vovo’s, Buzzer.
pv83:
oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
OilyLooks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Just what I thought too!
Hi Tyneside, Thanks for posting these old pictures, The Scammell at Noble & Lunds was driven by my Grandad Smiles, Brother to Isaac Smiles who founded Smiles fo Miles, He is second from left, The other chap IIRC Was called Bobbie Coombes, Regards Larry.
pv83:
oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
OilyLooks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Thanks Patrick, it was the tyre tread I was looking a bit like me on the front 
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Oily
ERF-NGC-European:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
OilyLooks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Just what I thought too!
I don’t think the front hubs look right for a 4x4.
Dipster:
ERF-NGC-European:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
OilyLooks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Just what I thought too!
I don’t think the front hubs look right for a 4x4.
You could have a point there Dipster this 6x6 an example.
Oily
Buzzer:
Couple more well known companies from the past, Buzzer.
Hello Buzzer ,Caddies for Oswestry ,certainly Shropshires best known company ,did a lot of work out of Tetra pak at that time were in Wrexham ,but moved to Chester ,thank you Trevor
Buzzer:
Couple more Vovo’s, Buzzer.
Interesting drawbar combination Buzzer, ta for posting.
oiltreader:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Oldish MAN snapped this month at Nancy, France, looking at the tyres it may be semi retired, all credit to Alexandre Prevot for the photo.
OilyLooks like it’s a 4x4 Oily?
Thanks Patrick, it was the tyre tread I was looking a bit like me on the front
Oily
Interesting bit I read about Brooklands, apparently there was a bridge under the race track to allow the river Wey to take its natural course and on race days young men and woman used to come under the bridge in punts and watch the proceedings of the racing and there after they were named “The Punters” and thats where the expression came from, useless I know but interesting never the less, Buzzer.
Buzzer:
Interesting bit I read about Brooklands, apparently there was a bridge under the race track to allow the river Wey to take its natural course and on race days young men and woman used to come under the bridge in punts and watch the proceedings of the racing and there after they were named “The Punters” and thats where the expression came from, useless I know but interesting never the less, Buzzer.
Spectacular but very dangerous in those days, and I’m not talking about the ladies. 
26 June 1985
Redditch
Worcs, Eng.
8272 PU
Luton bodied LAD cab Leyland Comet.
In showland with Wilsons.
Thanks to Buzzer, Lawrence Dunbar, Suedehead and pyewacket947v for the pics 
Oily
Livestock wagons mainland Europe all thanks to Peter Schöler for the photos.
A preserved Dennis fire engine from the 1950s at the
Merseyside Fire & Rescue & Heritage Centre.
Picture from Bootle Times Forum.
Two American aircraft that would have arrived by ship at Birkenhead Docks exiting
the Mersey Tunnel in Liverpool in 1943. I expect that they would have been en-route
to the United States Army Air Force base at Burtonwood near Warrington, where today
is the M62 and Burtonwood Services. Are these lorries Fords ?. NMP.
