pyewacket947v:
26 December 1984.
Another unusual 4x4 parked under the M5 on the B4090
Saltway, Droitwich Spa, Worcs
A Yak reg Q128 UWP,
This would suggest a kit built vehicle perhaps.
Hi pyewacket947v cheers for the pic, it’s Yak Yeoman, pic and info flickr.com/photos/shaun-g/6071227424.
and the same one, different angle.
Oily
Few more from the Sunderland area Tyneside
Tyneside, I spent many hours delivering on the Quayside especially at 22 Shed with chemicals from Whitehaven in the mid 1960s, and getting back loads from various clearing houses in Baltic Chambers, The Side etc if I was loading my own traffic from Ranks across the river or CWS at Dunston or Spillers further along the quay.
Cheers Leyland 600
oiltreader:
pyewacket947v:
26 December 1984.
Another unusual 4x4 parked under the M5 on the B4090
Saltway, Droitwich Spa, Worcs
A Yak reg Q128 UWP,
This would suggest a kit built vehicle perhaps.Hi pyewacket947v cheers for the pic, it’s Yak Yeoman, pic and info flickr.com/photos/shaun-g/6071227424.
and the same one, different angle.
Oily
Thanks for that Oily…Its a new one on me… The flickr info much appreciated,
You can learn something new everyday.,!!
26 December 1984
Berry Hill Ind Est
Droitwich Spa ,Worcs
Another line up of interesting metal at Dysons Recovery Systems.
I suppose some would think it a bit sad, wandering around on a cold, but sunny,
Boxing Day, looking at old trucks, Still makes a change from frightening old ladies.
DEANB:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, pyewacket947v, DEANB and Ray Smyth for the pics
OilyWreckers various.
That Scammell Constructor of Saunders looks the ■■■■■■■■.
Looks like the wheel arches may been modified when being restored.Can only remember seeing curved
wheel arches on Constructor’s.Heres a Mack wrecker.
0
What did you had for tea Dean? It’s a Scammell, not one of those sheds you usually like 
31 December 1984
Berry hill Ind Est
Droitwich Spa, Worcs
A Dennison on the bay at Christian Salevsens depot,
In the colours of John Marsh. Regular visitors.
Last shot of the year. (and a poor one)
4 January 1985
Rugby, Warks
3549 MX,
I think it is a Bedford TK, coupled to a mobile showroom(?)
The opaque windows are due to early morning frost.
Hahn and Kolb are machine tool makers based in Ludwigsburg, Germany.
pyewacket947v:
4 January 1985
Rugby, Warks
3549 MX,
I think it is a Bedford TK, coupled to a mobile showroom(?)
The opaque windows are due to early morning frost.
Hahn and Kolb are machine tool makers based in Ludwigsburg, Germany.
Interesting cab indeed.
pv83:
DEANB:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, pyewacket947v, DEANB and Ray Smyth for the pics
OilyWreckers various.
That Scammell Constructor of Saunders looks the ■■■■■■■■.
Looks like the wheel arches may been modified when being restored.Can only remember seeing curved
wheel arches on Constructor’s.Heres a Mack wrecker.
What did you had for tea Dean? It’s a Scammell, not one of those sheds you usually like
Patrick, thats a proper Scammell chap not one of those micky mouse ones you like. 
Heres a proper one chap.
15 January 1985
Berry Hill Ind Est
Doitwich Spa, Worcs.
A trio of Volvos on the bays at Salvesens Droitwich Depot
A F10, F12 and a F86
pv83:
pyewacket947v:
4 January 1985
Rugby, Warks
3549 MX,
I think it is a Bedford TK, coupled to a mobile showroom(?)
The opaque windows are due to early morning frost.
Hahn and Kolb are machine tool makers based in Ludwigsburg, Germany.Interesting cab indeed.
I have to ask-why?
pyewacket947v:
4 January 1985
Rugby, Warks
3549 MX,
I think it is a Bedford TK, coupled to a mobile showroom(?)
The opaque windows are due to early morning frost.
Hahn and Kolb are machine tool makers based in Ludwigsburg, Germany.
Thats a very odd looking motor “pyewacket947v” . Dont recall ever seeing one of those before,wheres the reg from ■■
Bedford TK ? I have an awful lot of Bedford stuff and thats not ringing any bells. 
DEANB:
pv83:
DEANB:
oiltreader:
Thanks to Buzzer, pyewacket947v, DEANB and Ray Smyth for the pics
OilyWreckers various.
That Scammell Constructor of Saunders looks the ■■■■■■■■.
Looks like the wheel arches may been modified when being restored.Can only remember seeing curved
wheel arches on Constructor’s.Heres a Mack wrecker.
1
What did you had for tea Dean? It’s a Scammell, not one of those sheds you usually like
Patrick, thats a proper Scammell chap not one of those micky mouse ones you like.
Heres a proper one chap.
0
Nice to see you back on track Dean
pyewacket947v:
4 January 1985
Rugby, Warks
3549 MX,
I think it is a Bedford TK, coupled to a mobile showroom(?)
The opaque windows are due to early morning frost.
Hahn and Kolb are machine tool makers based in Ludwigsburg, Germany.
front axle does look likely to be a bedford
tony
I am on the Morris Commercial Facebook group and plenty seem to have survived in Australia and NZ.
Pete.
This Leyland DAF 45 was a lorry that I bought in 1998, and ran it until 2003, and it was trouble free in all
of that time, despite it being on regular journeys to Dundee and Clydebank to the North, and Redruth and
Penzance down to the Southwest. Its gross weight was 10,000 kg, and its unladen weight was 6000kg, so
it could only carry 4 tons. K933 EFL was ideal for the work that it did for the 5 years, carrying materials
for the production of counter terrorism items and finished products for the Military and Police forces,
that were manufactured by the Textile section of Remploy Frontline factories at the locations mentioned above.
The finished products were delivered to many Police Headquarters and Military sites throughout the UK and
also to Ireland.
Ray Smyth.
