Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

Bet he needed a clean pair of pants when he got out of there … :exclamation: :exclamation: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

oiltreader:
Brakes failed on hill in China when running coal at 50ton gvw.
oily

This one may be interesting to some. It is a Priestman Caribou, but what chassis is it on?

US Army truck
or maybe you can ask here? :laughing:

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oiltreader:
Brakes failed on hill in China when running coal at 50ton gvw.
oily

I’ll bet that cured his haemorrhoids. :open_mouth:

harry:
US Army truck
or maybe you can ask here? :laughing:

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It is a Douglas Harry, like the dockspotters and aircraft shunters.

Priestman Brothers were a big influence on my life as a kid. I was fortunate to later go round the factory of them and Ruston Bucyrus in Lincoln.

Wheelnut;Used to see them lumbering around but never had much to do with them -all a mystery to me…if they had nights out,how much they got paid ,etc; but at the time I was up to my neck in general haulage,roping-sheeting,getting rained on, to have time to talk to the drivers. Looks like those chassis could twist v.easily on rough terrain?

A couple of Adam Lythgoe pics.
oily

A Priestman and a Scammell.
oily

AECs of Russell and Monro.
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Some early wagons from the Jobs Dairy fleet.
oily

Another one.
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Lawrence Dunbar:
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yir daen a gran job Lawrence.
oily

Some later models in the Job’s fleet.
oily

Great stuff Oily, those milk wagons from 1946 onwards, From the London Area ? Regards Larry.

A couple of Jensens.
oily

This a Kenworth with a Gas Turbine engine, the year is 1950.
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Kenworth Gas Turbine and a lot of interest.jpg

A trio of Marathons.
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To wind up today going back a bit with another Leyland this time of Mason Bros.
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