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Wolsey police car looks like it sitting at waterton roundabout Bridgend John Raymond used to be the other side
Buzzer:
Buzzer
Buzzer, seeing the maroon B double made me remember Bon Marche? Is that right? I know they closed the doors a few years ago.
peterm:
Buzzer:
BuzzerBuzzer, seeing the maroon B double made me remember Bon Marche? Is that right? I know they closed the doors a few years ago.
That one’s a Lawrence Transport example, a very tidy Kenworth fleet based in Bathurst. They’ve been around since the 80s, so must be doing something right.
Star down under.:
peterm:
Buzzer:
BuzzerBuzzer, seeing the maroon B double made me remember Bon Marche? Is that right? I know they closed the doors a few years ago.
That one’s a Lawrence Transport example, a very tidy Kenworth fleet based in Bathurst. They’ve been around since the 80s, so must be doing something right.
Thanks SDU. I knew that wasn’t one of Bon Marche’s I just wondered if I’d remembered the name right.
What was the difference between the Warriors and the Invincibles? Was it engine size? I had an Invincible 8 wheeler, cracking cab way ahead of its time.
Nice picture of Rogers’ in the snow. They go back a long way, are they still going?
“Guy”,page 25 all will be revealed David!
David
5thwheel:
“Guy”,page 25 all will be revealed David!David
There is an explanation half-way down p.799 of this thread. Here’s the link:
trucknetuk.com/phpBB/viewto … r#p2796141
peterm:
Star down under.:
peterm:
Buzzer:
BuzzerBuzzer, seeing the maroon B double made me remember Bon Marche? Is that right? I know they closed the doors a few years ago.
That one’s a Lawrence Transport example, a very tidy Kenworth fleet based in Bathurst. They’ve been around since the 80s, so must be doing something right.
Thanks SDU. I knew that wasn’t one of Bon Marche’s I just wondered if I’d remembered the name right.
Yeah mate, I realized you knew it wasn’t Bon Marche, I assumed they came from the old dart.
The Dock Road in Liverpool in 1956. The mobile crane lorry is involved in the dismantling of
the 7 mile long Liverpool Overhead Railway, which closed toward the end of 1956. The lorry
looks like an Austin, showing the name of NESTLES, seems strange for carrying chocolate bars.
Picture from Bootle History Forum.
Ray.
