Had one of these paid £500 for it and earned £1100 in the first week with it but not a hill climber with weight on 
Buzzer
pete smith:
pyewacket947v:
8 September 1985
Kidderminster
Worcs
Eng,FKP 155Y
Dodge/Barrieos
Parked up against a fence
For sale perhaps?John, that looks like Robert Reynolds pitch on Hoobrook Ind est?
Yes Pete, i think you are right, i usually made a note of locations, but i guess a few slipped past me.
Cheers,!
Punchy Dan:
Kempston:
Punchy Dan:
0Assisting a plant fitter on the landfill nr Milton KeynesWas that Newton Longville Dan?
Yes it was ,you wouldn’t think that was the way in if you’d not been before
Had a glass or two in the Red Lion, in Newton Longville.
Last time i looked it was a Indian restaurant,!!!
pyewacket947v:
Punchy Dan:
Kempston:
Punchy Dan:
0Assisting a plant fitter on the landfill nr Milton KeynesWas that Newton Longville Dan?
Yes it was ,you wouldn’t think that was the way in if you’d not been before
Had a glass or two in the Red Lion, in Newton Longville.
Last time i looked it was a Indian restaurant,!!!
A bit far off route from Sturges 
Kempston:
Buzzer:
Thats some fleet, Buzzer.Exactly what I was thinking Buzzer, have to say I’ve never heard of them, guessing they’ve long gone now. Can’t imagine where their yard was in Twickenham.
I presume the early starters parked at the front
Buzzer:
Thats some fleet, Buzzer.
I remember McKinnons when I used to go to London with dad, I think they were green and yellow but can’t be 100% certain.
Pete.
Great photos Rob, I can remember lorries going over tower bridge in the 70s with reels of paper on and as with the photo only chocked and roped on the back end. Can’t remember the transport company but I seem to recall they were red artics.
Buzzer:
A livestock truck today, another bionic bubble as we used to call them, Buzzer.
Hi Buzzer
That name Harrison is ringing a bell in the back of my mind, any idea where the photo was taken or other info ?
Thanks
Tyneside
tyneside:
Buzzer:
A livestock truck today, another bionic bubble as we used to call them, Buzzer.Hi Buzzer
That name Harrison is ringing a bell in the back of my mind, any idea where the photo was taken or other info ?
ThanksTyneside
Sorry no Idea got that from FB, cheers Buzzer
Kempston:
Great photos Rob, I can remember lorries going over tower bridge in the 70s with reels of paper on and as with the photo only chocked and roped on the back end. Can’t remember the transport company but I seem to recall they were red artics.
If they were red with blue wings, that’d be Convoys. I can remember them back in the sixties using bonneted Bedford J types and LAD cabbed Albion Chieftains
Bernard
tyneside:
Buzzer:
A livestock truck today, another bionic bubble as we used to call them, Buzzer.Hi Buzzer
That name Harrison is ringing a bell in the back of my mind, any idea where the photo was taken or other info ?
ThanksTyneside
Hi Tyneside, had a closer look at the photo and looks like Phone Lanchester 242 and there’s mebbe a connection with the Harrison family at Cold Pike Farm Lanchester Co Durham.
Oily
Buzzer:
tyneside:
Buzzer:
A livestock truck today, another bionic bubble as we used to call them, Buzzer.Hi Buzzer
That name Harrison is ringing a bell in the back of my mind, any idea where the photo was taken or other info ?
ThanksTyneside
Sorry no Idea got that from FB, cheers Buzzer
Craking pic, looks like the driver took the kids for a day out
albion1938:
Kempston:
Great photos Rob, I can remember lorries going over tower bridge in the 70s with reels of paper on and as with the photo only chocked and roped on the back end. Can’t remember the transport company but I seem to recall they were red artics.If they were red with blue wings, that’d be Convoys. I can remember them back in the sixties using bonneted Bedford J types and LAD cabbed Albion Chieftains
Bernard
You’re right, that was definitely the company.