Not going too well today, so start again and again.
Thanks to Buzzer, Lawrence Dunbar, toshboy, Les Sylphides, lurpak, Ray Smyth and Tyneside 
Oily
A66 at Stainmore 2023.
Small diesel tanks for a 141 Buzzer 
Lance Biscomb:
Small diesel tanks for a 141 Buzzer
Yes mate, they look odd don’t they far better with twin 400ltr IMHO maybe because of weight as D.C.Ball was a container haulier if I remember, Buzzer
Thanks to Buzzer and Star down under for the photos I’d have a wild guess that the super looking car is a Lagonda 
Oily
On the A66 heading west at Stainmore.
Lance Biscomb:
Small diesel tanks for a 141 Buzzer
Split rims as well very odd speck for a T reg no weight saving there 
Oily:
I’d have a wild guess that the super looking car is a Lagonda
Not that model but I had a Lagonda, bought for £75 in the 70s I think. Aston Martin DB 2 engine and 4 speed column control gearbox. Linkage was dodgy so couldn’t get 1st gear, never mind, still beat 'em all away from the lights in 2nd.
The Triumph ad with the Carvair plane is interesting. For those not familiar, the Cavair was a Freddy Laker inspired DC4 conversion. Cars apart, the Carvair carried all kinds of freight including livestock.
Part of the large fleet of FG series Leyland bread vans in the large fleet of Scotts Bakery.
The huge factory bakery was close to where the M57 and M58 motorways begin nowadays.
I remember the early FG series vehicles mainly carried the Morris badge.
Ray.
Buzzer I would say that is a locally made (Oz) cab based on the Stuttgart Road Blocker above.
Says: Stockport. Brisbane on the door.
gazzer:
Buzzer I would say that is a locally made (Oz) cab based on the Stuttgart Road Blocker above.
Says: Stockport. Brisbane on the door.
It bears remarkable resemblance to a Brisbane City Council Daimler from the 50s. Possibly a Watts body, they were Brisbane based (predominantly) bus body builders.
Possibly a cannibalised bus or custom built.
