sun up running across mojave desert calf
DEANB:
Fire engine graveyard !0
Any idea where this picture was taken? Is it recent?
Froggy55:
DEANB:
Fire engine graveyard !0
Any idea where this picture was taken? Is it recent?
Rouen possibly flickr.com/photos/101471201 … 435170013/ and more pics
[Caser - Google Search … 63&bih=554](https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Caserne+Sainte-Barbe+(cimeti&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiJoLD4_aTZAhWqAMAKHdwODNoQ_AUICygC&biw=1163&bih=554)
Oily
DEANB:
This is a cracker Oily, the D series well loaded with some classic motors !
Nice one Dean 
Bedford J type 
with a Daf Daffodil, Citroen "CV and a Simca 1500L, moved a few Simcas from Soton Docks in the 60s, well appointed interiors, the L models had wood facias and door cappings with leather upholstery.
The Daf cars of that era had variomatic belt drive, sometimes nicknamed the “elastic band” motors.
Oily
Clicked the wrong button 
that was meant to be on the Oxford thread. Chris
adr:
Oxford Bus Company
Hi Chris, the workshops, that was a really well maintained fleet, Dunlop had a tyre man in the garage(worked nights) , pulling in off late shift, as the bus was being fuelled(a woman did this) the tyre man went round hammer tapping the tyre walls, the shunter then parked the bus the day running sheet for the bus was put to the shift allocator’s office with any reported faults when clocking off. All coach painting was hand brushed and in my time there the fleet was 100 per cent AEC.
Eddie
oiltreader:
Thanks to adr for the pics1966 Nazar Super 7, never heard of this make before.
Oily
Perkins-powered, with an Asian-looking cab. I’ll try to know more.
An assortment here, all taken on 110 film hence the not so good quality 
Somewhere!
Stranraer Port
Somewhere - again !
Manchester airport in the days when there was a viewing terrace above the terminals.
Hazel Grove, Stockport
Just the one today of Robson’s of Carlisle, Buzzer.
Froggy55:
oiltreader:
Thanks to adr for the pics1966 Nazar Super 7, never heard of this make before.
OilyPerkins-powered, with an Asian-looking cab. I’ll try to know more.
Just found the following info : Manufactured by Factoria Napoles SA, Zaragoza from1957 till 1967 when the factory was
taken over by Barreiros.Ranging from 1.5 to 9t payload the lighter models were powered by Spanish built Perkins engines
whereas the heavier models were powered by Henschel engines.
Before the motorway was put through the A1 went to the west side of Durham.
There were three prominent landmarks in the area. Travelling north there was the The ■■■■ o’ the North pub ( now houses and flats) then the traffic lights at Nevilles Cross and then this pub, which as long as I remember was called the Pot & Glass but apparently when new was the Neville Dene. It is now a Sainsbury Local.
Maybe some of the slighter older ones on here can remember it !!
Tyneside
