Some more DAF motors.
oily
oiltreader:
Ta for the kind words, a wee bit of a diversion but it was on the back of a lorry at some time, looking at the wheels, it could be a BMW underneath. Of course that could be a load of rubbish
oily
Hello Oily, here’s another skip ( not as smart as that one though ) this one can often be seen around Norfolk during the summer months.
By the way mate, keep em coming. Brilliant! Regards Haddy Gt.Yarmouth.
Big Macks in New Zealand and Australia. Pics courtesy of their owners under Creative Commons License terms.
oily
haddy:
oiltreader:
Ta for the kind words, a wee bit of a diversion but it was on the back of a lorry at some time, looking at the wheels, it could be a BMW underneath. Of course that could be a load of rubbish
oilyHello Oily, here’s another skip ( not as smart as that one though ) this one can often be seen around Norfolk during the summer months.
By the way mate, keep em coming. Brilliant! Regards Haddy Gt.Yarmouth.
Its a convertible Lada 
ramone:
haddy:
oiltreader:
Ta for the kind words, a wee bit of a diversion but it was on the back of a lorry at some time, looking at the wheels, it could be a BMW underneath. Of course that could be a load of rubbish
oilyHello Oily, here’s another skip ( not as smart as that one though ) this one can often be seen around Norfolk during the summer months.
By the way mate, keep em coming. Brilliant! Regards Haddy Gt.Yarmouth.Its a convertible Lada
It could well be mate, I’ve never seen it out in the rain but if they got caught out they would put a skip-net over them I reckon.
By the way did you take your user name from the “Ramones” band? Cheers Haddy.
oiltreader:
Mercedes Actros chassis, 6 axles, any ideas for use?
oily
Do they use Mercs in Michigan? 
I think Pochin have a 6 axle merc on a concrete pump
Having seen the photograph of the Albion in " Lyons Cocoa " livery , I thought Id a bit of history about the vehicle .
The late Bob Braithwaite bought the Albion as a non-runner , - and with no cab or bodywork , - in the early 1970`s.
We transported it to a coachbuilder at Walton-le-Dale , Preston , ( Littles of Gillibrand Street ? ) . They constructed a new cab and bodywork from original photographs , which had been taken when the Albion was brand new. It was also re- liveried in the original name of Lyons Cocoa .
This photograph was taken in August 1983 , as it was being loaded onto our Leyland Chieftain , prior to its journey to the ■■■■■■■ Steam Gathering , Kendal Showground . The venue was then at the northern end of Kendal , where the Morrisons Supermarket now stands.
The other vehicle shown is our Dodge 50 , reg. no. PEC 123 V , and named " Country Lady ".
Bernard Riley , a dedicated assistant to Bob , is shown on the left , and my late father , on right , appears to be a bystander at the time of loading .
Cheers , and thanks , Oiltreader , cattle wagon man.
oiltreader:
Going back to the 60s one of my “digs” stops was at the Iron Grey pub on Middlewich Rd. Sandbach, right opposite the Foden works, mine host was a chap called ? Stallard, good digs they were and parking in the Market Square.
Some more Fodens.
oily
Got a bit of lean on that load driver. 
cattle wagon man:
Having seen the photograph of the Albion in " LyonsCocoa " livery , I thought Id a bit of history about the vehicle .
The late Bob Braithwaite bought the Albion as a non-runner , - and with no cab or bodywork , - in the early 1970`s.
We transported it to a coachbuilder at Walton-le-Dale , Preston , ( Littles of Gillibrand Street ? ) . They constructed a new cab and bodywork from original photographs , which had been taken when the Albion was brand new. It was also re- liveried in the original name of Lyons Cocoa .This photograph was taken in August 1983 , as it was being loaded onto our Leyland Chieftain , prior to its journey to the ■■■■■■■ Steam Gathering , Kendal Showground . The venue was then at the northern end of Kendal , where the Morrisons Supermarket now stands.
The other vehicle shown is our Dodge 50 , reg. no. PEC 123 V , and named " Country Lady ".
Bernard Riley , a dedicated assistant to Bob , is shown on the left , and my late father , on right , appears to be a bystander at the time of loading .Cheers , and thanks , Oiltreader , cattle wagon man.
Great photo and story cattle wagon man. oily
oiltreader:
Fords in Malta.
oily
Wouldn’t fancy an emergency stop in the one with the reels on. 