Tyneside Glass; two Vulcan’s with a Morris Commercial FVO (because I think it has the Saurer diesel engine judging by the badge on the grille) between them.
Pete.
Leyland600:
Hi Tyneside , do you remember how those Newcastle Corporation AEC Regent Mk Vs used to roar when braking for a bus stop due to being fitted with “Ashanco” exhaust brakes that were connected to the brake pedal possibly by having a switch pad attached then a cable to the operating solenoid. I vividly remember them pulling up on Scotswood Rd alongside Marlborough Crescent bus station when heading eastbound.
The back of the double decker heading into the city is a Northern Coachbuilders bodied AEC Regent Mk III and the Northern half cab single decker is either an AEC Regal Mk II or a Guy Arab possibly one of the “Kipper Boxes” What is the guy with the Trader tipper playing at ■■?
A great nostaligic set of photos.
Cheers, Leyland 600
Hi Leyland 600. Thanks for the comments, did you see the picture I posted a couple of pages ago taken outside the Northern Coachbuilders premises in Newcastle. Tyneside
tyneside:
Few random ones from F/B, all with a NE connection Tyneside
Thats a cracking pic of the fellas working on the bridge “tyneside” 
Tyneside wrote; I’m not sure if this is a scene from the movie “Payroll” filmed in and around Newcastle or somebody doing a u turn on the Tyne Bridge.
It is the clip from Payroll, I have it copied and watched it a few months back, interesting to see the views around Newcastle back then, also spotted a Steenberg AEC artic parked alongside the Tyne Bridge wall as you come up Bridge St from the Swing Bridge on the Gateshead side. The Trader shown on the Bridge in the film has the same year reg FUP as my Fathers Steenberg four wheeler flat Trader 507 FUP, which went like stink, good nostalgic film though. Franky.
Thanks to DEANB, Buzzer, jaymus, tyneside and Chris Webb for the pics and the craic is going well
Oily
Courtesy of Dave Fawcett, another Super Hippo and a bit o bling.
These aircraft are seen arriving in Liverpool via the Mersey Tunnel. They will have travelled by
ship across the Atlantic Ocean from America, and unloaded at Birkenhead Docks. I Imagine that they
would proceed to USAAF at Burtonwood for completion, and made ready for service.
The M62 motorway, west of the M6, runs parallel with what was the large American airbase at Burtonwood. NMP.
21 October 1984
Droitwich Spa Worcs
VFD 666S
The Devils Chariot.
Seddon Atkinson 400 operated by Guiden Shepard
Based on Mucklows Hill near Halesowen…
Tyneside, Here is a photo of a Northern Coachbuilders Eastern Coachworks lookalike after a prominant member of staff at ECW Lowestoft left and started with NCB on Claremont Road designing the bodies on the AEC Regent MkIIIs for Newcastle Corporation.
Cheers, Leyland 600
coomsey:
David Battiye pic of his f in law 33/34 a bit of a looker
TruckNetUK . Old Time Lorries . Past,Present And In Between In Pictures .
ERF Twin Steer ,Page 609. VALKYRIE , The last day of Christmas,Sunday,5th January,2020…Happy
New Year everybody! 
Page 610.
ERF CI.561S,Jennings Saloon-Cabbed,Dropside-Bodied,6x2 Twin Steer Chinese Six Lorry,HUB 90 ? 
,Leeds,April-May 1939,Frank Pickard. ERF twin steer introduced in 1936. 1#
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coomsey:
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A fine looking motor ! Not so sure about the reg though! NMP
Bewick
Tyneside:
Few random ones from F/B, all with a NE connection Tyneside
TruckNetUK . Old Time Lorries . Past Present And In Between In Pictures . NE =North East Connections.
Page 610. Monday,6th January,2020 . VALKYRIE
I’m a perfectionist,so I like to try and get things just right. I don’t always succeed but,to quote a great
and famous Frank Sinatra song,That’s Life 
I’ve been trying to correctly identify the make and model of motorcar on the extreme right of the photograph,for the past few hours,and am now at least ninety percent sure that what I’ve written in the caption re the car is correct
Tyneside QUOTE: I think most towns or cities had a car park or car sales pitch on a demolition or bomb site in the 40’s & 50’s UNQUOTE.
The Ford Y 8HP has a radiator grille that’s been modified with that central silver metal central bar;the
Ford dates from 1935. The British Chrysler Wimbledon was built in Kew,Surrey,and was based on
the American-built Plymouth marque.
Ford Y 8HP Tudor Saloon Motorcar,VN 8041,North Riding Yorkshire,1935; Morris Eight Pre-Series,or Series 1 1935-1937,or Series 2 1938 Saloon Motorcar; Chrysler Wimbledon Six Sedan Motorcar,EPA 375,Surrey,1936.1#
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Three lorries delivering in Wigan town centre earlier today, January 6th 2020.
The first picture is Robinsons Brewery from Stockport, seen regularly in the
centre of town, The other two, I have not seen before. Ray Smyth.
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coomsey:
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David Battiye pic of his f in law 33/34 a bit of a lookerTruckNetUK . Old Time Lorries . Past,Present And In Between In Pictures .
ERF Twin Steer ,Page 609. VALKYRIE , The last day of Christmas,Sunday,5th January,2020…Happy
New Year everybody!ERF CI.561S,Jennings Saloon-Cabbed,Dropside-Bodied,6x2 Twin Steer Chinese Six Lorry,HUB 90 ?
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Thanks for that V
Leyland600:
Tyneside, Here is a photo of a Northern Coachbuilders Eastern Coachworks lookalike after a prominant member of staff at ECW Lowestoft left and started with NCB on Claremont Road designing the bodies on the AEC Regent MkIIIs for Newcastle Corporation.
Cheers, Leyland 600
Hello Leyland 600 would you know if it was ecw Lowestoft that made or fitted the body work on the united automobiles long distance coaches cream and green not the normal red
they had 3 windows at the back the 2 outer ones curved round a .little they had nice seats in them high backs and nice trim. the thing that I remember on the long trips down to London from gallowgate Newcastle was the transmission whine still a lovely bus/coach. - 
8LXBV8BRIAN:
Leyland600:
Tyneside, Here is a photo of a Northern Coachbuilders Eastern Coachworks lookalike after a prominant member of staff at ECW Lowestoft left and started with NCB on Claremont Road designing the bodies on the AEC Regent MkIIIs for Newcastle Corporation.
Cheers, Leyland 600Hello Leyland 600 would you know if it was ecw Lowestoft that made or fitted the body work on the united automobiles long distance coaches cream and green not the normal red
they had 3 windows at the back the 2 outer ones curved round a .little they had nice seats in them high backs and nice trim. the thing that I remember on the long trips down to London from gallowgate Newcastle was the transmission whine still a lovely bus/coach.
Good to see you back on TNUK Brian, hope your keeping well? Regards Kev.
Ps. Have you seen the pic of Martin on the reunion thread?
tyneside:
Few more from F/B all around Newcastle Tyneside
I would say that the 6-wheeler is an Albion Reiver with an Alfred Miles cab.
gingerfold:
tyneside:
Few more from F/B all around Newcastle TynesideI would say that the 6-wheeler is an Albion Reiver with an Alfred Miles cab.
Thanks Gingerfold, I have tried all ways to get a better look but it is a mystery to me Tyneside