Lawrence Dunbar:
0This is one very clean well looked after motor, Regards Larry.
Cheers Lawrence Dunbar for the pic 
trying to figure out what’s on the trailer 
Oily
From the North Finchley area Nth Circular, thanks to 2E0MCA.
Oily
Retired Old ■■■■:
I like the Thorneycroft, Ade. Proper vehicle engineering.
And the Lacre brought back memories of seeing them at work. I think they were originally manufactured just to the West of Covent Garden in London but, a bit like Vauxhalls, had to move out of town in order to expand their operations. Also, of course, because land was cheaper in the sticks.
Anyway, how come you’ve got time to wander around museums when there are loads of caravans to pick up?
I was lost,it’s a bit flat over there
This Morris Series Z NLW 291 Post Office Telephones belongs to Norman Lowe of ERF fame from Brora and usually travels to rallys within the van body on the ERF.
Cheers Leyland 600
That’s the trouble with you chaps, if you can’t see trees or hills you don’t know where you are!
Or, thou dussn’t know wer thou bist.
It’s great to be bi-lingual!
And yes, I HAD forgotten that the van version was a Series Z.
Excuse my age.
Retired Old ■■■■:
I like the Thorneycroft, Ade. Proper vehicle engineering.
And the Lacre brought back memories of seeing them at work. I think they were originally manufactured just to the West of Covent Garden in London but, a bit like Vauxhalls, had to move out of town in order to expand their operations. Also, of course, because land was cheaper in the sticks.
Anyway, how come you’ve got time to wander around museums when there are loads of caravans to pick up?
Mr ■■■■, spot on sir. The name Lacre derived from Long Acre, a street that was part of the old Covent Garden market.
Bernard
You see, my memory cells do still work!
Sometimes 
you have more than one ■■?
I’ll have you know that when I had a brain scan they found three!
Amongst all the light-bars, polished wheels , and airbrushed cabs at Truckfest Scotland recently , was this eye-catching Thornycroft 4 wheeler.
Loaded with an equally-clean McCormick Farmall tractor, this small duo could have been ready to deliver a
farmer`s new pride and joy tractor.
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
Leyland600:
This Morris Series Z NLW 291 Post Office Telephones belongs to Norman Lowe of ERF fame from Brora and usually travels to rallys within the van body on the ERF.
Cheers Leyland 600
Cheers for that, you’re more clued up than I’ll ever be, tho’ Ronnie whose pic it is is well genned up on who owns what in this area, and farther afield.
Oily
Blimey! They’re even putting rows of poncy lights on veterans now.
Cheers for the pic cattle wagon man, Farmall tractors I remember well.
Two more Thornycroft, thanks to Flicktone.
Oily
This driver had a quick cup of tea at The Mayfield last Sunday before heading back tae Dundee. !!
Seen at the Long Haul Club bring your vehicle meeting at the old Mayfield Café (now an upmarket restaurant and hotel) at Garstang last Sunday. The 66GX ERF now resides in Lancashire and has recently been acquired by its new owner.
Seen at the Long Haul Club bring your vehicle meeting at the old Mayfield Café (now an upmarket restaurant and hotel) at Garstang last Sunday. The 66GX ERF now resides in Lancashire and has recently been acquired by its new owner.
Her’s one Leyland 600 of the mayfield in it’s hay day the 2 Leyland beaver tanker’s would have been on there
5 days a week (1965) 2 trips a day Barrow to ICI Fleetwood ( Thornton)
Sorry mist photo out here we go
