Scanias in Scotia.
oily
oiltreader:
Mercedes Actros chassis, 6 axles, any ideas for use?
oily
Mobile crane possibly?
Sir +:
oiltreader:
Mercedes Actros chassis, 6 axles, any ideas for use?
oilyMobile crane possibly?
A bit similar to this.
oily
haddy:
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.
I most certainly did 
An interesting tale or two here mike-taylor-haulage.com/index.html
Mike Taylor comes across as quite a character so it is worth a look at. At the bottom of each page he generously invites download of images used with his story. So here’s some for starters.
oily
Tidy Commer.
oily
Wrights, Thats a blast from the past, Remember Wrights Ginger Nuts , I do believe there was some people found the advert offensive & it was stopped. Happy Days, great photos Oily, Regards Larry.
oiltreader:
Couple of Gardner engines the 8pot is in a locomotive shunter.
oily
Are you sure thats not a Guy Big J without the cab on with the 8 pot■■? 
Some grand pics.oily.
Here’s another from the early 50s.
Symbol biscuits which is now part of Burton’s Foods Ltd.
Caption Reads.
The body of this large-capacity van,operated by Symbol Biscuits Ltd.,was built by Spurling Motor Bodies Ltd.
on a Big Bedford 7-ton long wheelbase chassis.Refinments include recessed rear number plate,
boxed in spare wheel ( I bet that caused a few oaths later on ) and gridded interior roof lights.
ramone:
oiltreader:
Couple of Gardner engines the 8pot is in a locomotive shunter.
oilyAre you sure thats not a Guy Big J without the cab on with the 8 pot■■?
That’s what it is without a doubt, 
but only visible south of ■■■■■■■■
Heres a rare Gardener two stroke marine engine, didnt need a gearbox, as it would run both ways, another bit of British engineering from Paticroft. Regards Larry.
altitude:
ramone:
oiltreader:
Couple of Gardner engines the 8pot is in a locomotive shunter.
oilyAre you sure thats not a Guy Big J without the cab on with the 8 pot■■?
That’s what it is without a doubt,
I sense a response winging its way down the M6
ramone:
altitude:
ramone:
oiltreader:
Couple of Gardner engines the 8pot is in a locomotive shunter.
oilyAre you sure thats not a Guy Big J without the cab on with the 8 pot■■?
That’s what it is without a doubt,
I sense a response winging its way down the M6
Just look at the length of that 8 potter, you’d need 2 big j cabs to hide that sucker !
Trev_H:
ramone:
altitude:
ramone:
oiltreader:
Couple of Gardner engines the 8pot is in a locomotive shunter.
oilyAre you sure thats not a Guy Big J without the cab on with the 8 pot■■?
That’s what it is without a doubt,
I sense a response winging its way down the M6
Just look at the length of that 8 potter, you’d need 2 big j cabs to hide that sucker !
It could have had a big sleeper cab on so as to keep the back dry 
cheers Johnnie