Busy meat market scene but don’t know where, someone will for sure, Buzzer
Buzzer:
Busy meat market scene but don’t know where, someone will for sure, Buzzer
Hi Buzzer ,that actually is Stanley meat market Liverpool ,regards keith
Spotted this beauty last week near Hebden Bridge. I’m pretty sure it used to be a mobile grocer’s shop based in Flockton (near Huddersfield) up until the late seventies at least. I hope it’s been saved for restoration.
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
Oily
Are those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…
Cheers, Patrick
pv83:
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
OilyAre those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…Cheers, Patrick
There was a company in the Alfreton area who ran a bonneted Iveco pulling a low loader, cannot remember the company name!
pete smith:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
OilyAre those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…Cheers, Patrick
There was a company in the Alfreton area who ran a bonneted Iveco pulling a low loader, cannot remember the company name!
Could it be Scotts white and green colour
pete smith:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
OilyAre those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…Cheers, Patrick
There was a company in the Alfreton area who ran a bonneted Iveco pulling a low loader, cannot remember the company name!
I’m drawing a blank here mate… it wasn’t Heanor was it?
pete smith:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
OilyAre those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…Cheers, Patrick
There was a company in the Alfreton area who ran a bonneted Iveco pulling a low loader, cannot remember the company name!
You’re on track Patrick a cousin to the OZ Power Star.
iveco.com/uk/press-room/rel … rator.aspx
Oily
Buzzer:
Busy meat market scene but don’t know where, someone will for sure, Buzzer
Hi John, Yes, as Keith says, it is Stanley Abattoir & Meat Market on Prescot Road (A57), Liverpool.
The Austin van is from Scotts bakery, probably the largest bakery in Liverpool, they had more than
100 vans and mobile shops. The lorry with the insulated container, just behind the Austin is from
the fleet of W.G.Suckling, a large meat wholesaler. Just up the road, and to the left of the picture
was where the wholesale fruit & vegetable market was from about 1969, there was also an entrance
to the market on Edge Lane, I think it all finally closed recently.
Ray Smyth.
I am surprised that Stanley Abattoir & Meat Market is still there.
Recent picture on Google Earth. Ray Smyth.
pv83:
Still earning it’s keep…
Nice old Scania, but what is that black thing going through the lights with it in the first pic? It looks as though someone’s stuck an extra bit on as an afterthought.
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, tyneside, Lawrence Dunbar and DEANB for the pcs
OilyNorthern Territory truck from a fellow flickrite.
From my one time home, Katherine, too long ago to have any knowledge of the owner/driver though. Nice picture. 
pv83:
Still earning it’s keep…
passed a J reg with a container on this morning, a14 just before the M6 , so still a few about .
pete smith:
pv83:
oiltreader:
Nice one Patrick
Couple of Strators courtesy of Peter Schöler.
OilyAre those Australian imports Oily? There was a Iveco dealer in the south of Holland that build them, I think they came as a assembly kit or sommat? You could only order them with a auto 'box, otherwise the “operation” was too complicated…
What they basically did was putting a normal cab on a long rigid chassis, although mounted further back on the chassis and add the nose to it. Not sure how much they’ve sold and if they still offer that option…Cheers, Patrick
There was a company in the Alfreton area who ran a bonneted Iveco pulling a low loader, cannot remember the company name!
Was it Billy Boat?
peterm:
pv83:
Still earning it’s keep…Nice old Scania, but what is that black thing going through the lights with it in the first pic? It looks as though someone’s stuck an extra bit on as an afterthought.
Hi peterm, I’d say a Toyota HiLux with a cargo hood.
Oily
Thanks to pv83, Buzzer, fodenway and Ray Smyth for the pics
Oily
Not your normal advert, a disclaimer you might say
Oily
oiltreader:
Thanks to pv83, Buzzer, fodenway and Ray Smyth for the pics
OilyNot your normal advert, a disclaimer you might say
Oily
This one looks like it is pulling out of one of the Tyne yards at Low Walker Newcastle. from face book
Tyneside
