PAUL GEE's PHOTO COLLECTION (Part 1)

[arcdaz]

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

Daz i sent you a private message. If you look at the top left hand corner it should show 1 new message ! Click on
that and get back to me.

Cheers Dean pm sent

[arcdaz]

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

Daz i sent you a private message. If you look at the top left hand corner it should show 1 new message ! Click on
that and get back to me.

DEAN i can remember an article in one of the truck magazines about Don Bush and some photos of the Scammell aric that you have on this website
i got to say that Scammell Routeman tipper of his is the bees knees very smart and thats my first time i have seen it i did not know it exist
i did not know that he had one in his fleet of trucks

[pennineman]

DEANB:
Anyone remember this company ?

Click on pages twice to read.

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DeanB, I remember this article and many thanks for posting it.

The second page shows the vehicles’ detail from a perspectve that rarely gets photographed but is something that floats my boat! I suspect it helps those who model trucks as well

Pennineman

[deanb]

gazsa401:

DEANB:
Aberdeen parcels,smart Marathon.

I’m sure Aberdeen Parcels we’re taken over by Sutherland’s of Peterhead
I used to see them regularly loading out of A R Marshall and Sons of Bulwell Nottingham

Thanks for the comment “gazsa401”

ArcDaz:

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

Daz i sent you a private message. If you look at the top left hand corner it should show 1 new message ! Click on
that and get back to me.

Cheers Dean pm sent

PM not received Daz ■■?

Daz I posted the Don Bush article you are on about below on page 134 !

ArcDaz:

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

DEAN i can remember an article in one of the truck magazines about Don Bush and some photos of the Scammell aric that you have on this website
i got to say that Scammell Routeman tipper of his is the bees knees very smart and thats my first time i have seen it i did not know it exist i did not know that he had one in his fleet of trucks

Pennineman:

DEANB:
Anyone remember this company ?

DeanB, I remember this article and many thanks for posting it.

The second page shows the vehicles’ detail from a perspectve that rarely gets photographed but is something that floats my boat! I suspect it helps those who model trucks as well. Pennineman

What happened to the company i dont recall ever seeing one,so i assume they have finished now Pennineman ?

[deanb]

Crawler Cultivators F88

Anyone recognise the Foden ■■?

Mooreway Foden overtaking Stainer Bros Saviem.

J.T.Marsden Volvo F86

B.M.Stafford & Sons FIAT

D.C.Jeakins Atkinson.

William Nuttall & Sons Volvo F10

Anyone recognise the FIAT.

North Western BRS Bedford.

Unispeed Transcon.

[deanb]

Anyone recognise the F88 ■■?

Conoco Seddon Atkinson heading into Poole docks.

Anyone recognise the ERF bulker ■■?

Turks Transport ERF

Forestry Commision Bedford.

John Weaver ERF

Council Atkinson.

W.P.Twibell & Sons Dodge. Thats an unusual name.

United Biscuits DAF

W.Smith & Son ERF

[coomsey]

Don’t know the motor but either the driver had upset the shovel driver or it was his first go at loading. Without power steering he’d be standing up round the corners

[bazztrucker]

Dean, the erf six wheeler belongs R W Watkins from the forest of dean, pic taken on the old gloucester inner ring road.

[moomooland]

W.Smith & Son (Hanham) Ltd from Bubbleman’s neck of the woods down in Bristol.
He will more than likely have some info on them.

Here’s a 1973 registered Guy that W.Smith & Son Ltd operated with a three wheeled Reliant in hot pursuit.

[chris_webb]

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[retired_old_fart]

bazztrucker:
Dean, the erf six wheeler belongs R W Watkins from the forest of dean, pic taken on the old gloucester inner ring road.

An owner driver based on the family farm at Abenhall, Bazz. I remember at the time most of us thought he was going over the top with a 150 Gardner in a six wheeler!

[dieseldog66]

Pretty sure this is the one I bought in 82 and run on Holland/Belgium until 83 when I sold it to a guy from Bristol for £800 , It’s picture has been on before, blue I think. Cliff

[gingerfold]

DEANB:
W.P.Twibell & Sons Dodge. Thats an unusual name.

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They had quite a few Spanish Dodge in their fleet. Twibell seemed to be a company that expanded quickly and then faded from the scene.

[pennineman]

DEANB:

gazsa401:

DEANB:
Aberdeen parcels,smart Marathon.

I’m sure Aberdeen Parcels we’re taken over by Sutherland’s of Peterhead
I used to see them regularly loading out of A R Marshall and Sons of Bulwell Nottingham

Thanks for the comment “gazsa401”

ArcDaz:

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

Daz i sent you a private message. If you look at the top left hand corner it should show 1 new message ! Click on
that and get back to me.

Cheers Dean pm sent

PM not received Daz ■■?

Daz I posted the Don Bush article you are on about below on page 134 !

ArcDaz:

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

DEAN i can remember an article in one of the truck magazines about Don Bush and some photos of the Scammell aric that you have on this website
i got to say that Scammell Routeman tipper of his is the bees knees very smart and thats my first time i have seen it i did not know it exist i did not know that he had one in his fleet of trucks

Pennineman:

DEANB:
Anyone remember this company ?

DeanB, I remember this article and many thanks for posting it.

The second page shows the vehicles’ detail from a perspectve that rarely gets photographed but is something that floats my boat! I suspect it helps those who model trucks as well. Pennineman

What happened to the company i dont recall ever seeing one,so i assume they have finished now Pennineman ?

The wagons livery was white and orange with black lettering, the livery suited the fleet very well in my very humble opinion!

I believe that they were taken over by one of the Pinkerton company’s customers (a grain merchant) who took over the Pinkerton fleet although the farm and depot premises supposedly remained Ian Pinkerton’s. The Pinkerton haulage activity ran as an autonomous subsidiary of the grain merchant.

[stanfield]

W Smith & Son of Bristol ERF RRA 266M converted into recovery truck

[deanb]

coomsey:
Don’t know the motor but either the driver had upset the shovel driver or it was his first go at loading. Without power steering he’d be standing up round the corners

See what you mean “coomsey” well loaded at the front !

bazztrucker:
Dean, the erf six wheeler belongs R W Watkins from the forest of dean, pic taken on the old gloucester inner ring road.

Thanks for that Bazz !

moomooland:
]W.Smith & Son (Hanham) Ltd from Bubbleman’s neck of the woods down in Bristol.
He will more than likely have some info on them.
Here’s a 1973 registered Guy that W.Smith & Son Ltd operated with a three wheeled Reliant in hot pursuit.

Thanks for the pic Paul !

Retired Old ■■■■:

bazztrucker:
Dean, the erf six wheeler belongs R W Watkins from the forest of dean, pic taken on the old gloucester inner ring road.

An owner driver based on the family farm at Abenhall, Bazz. I remember at the time most of us thought he was going over the top with a 150 Gardner in a six wheeler!

Quality “ROF”, “going over the top with a 150”

Dieseldog66:
Pretty sure this is the one I bought in 82 and run on Holland/Belgium until 83 when I sold it to a guy from Bristol for £800 , It’s picture has been on before, blue I think. Cliff

Excellent Cliff, i seem to remember the blue one that was a while back in the thread !

gingerfold:

DEANB:
W.P.Twibell & Sons Dodge. Thats an unusual name.
They had quite a few Spanish Dodge in their fleet. Twibell seemed to be a company that expanded quickly and then faded from the scene.

Thanks Graham, i have said it before those spanish Dodges seemed fairly popular.

Pennineman:

DEANB:

What happened to the company i dont recall ever seeing one,so i assume they have finished now Pennineman ?

The wagons livery was white and orange with black lettering, the livery suited the fleet very well in my very humble opinion!
I believe that they were taken over by one of the Pinkerton company’s customers (a grain merchant) who took over the Pinkerton fleet although the farm and depot premises supposedly remained Ian Pinkerton’s. The Pinkerton haulage activity ran as an autonomous subsidiary of the grain merchant.

Thanks for the info Pennineman.

Stanfield:
W Smith & Son of Bristol ERF RRA 266M converted into recovery truck
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Nice pic John !

[deanb]

moomooland:
W.Smith & Son (Hanham) Ltd from Bubbleman’s neck of the woods down in Bristol.
He will more than likely have some info on them.

Here’s a 1973 registered Guy that W.Smith & Son Ltd operated with a three wheeled Reliant in hot pursuit.

Thanks for the info and pic Paul ! Always nice to see a resin rocket in the back ground chap.

Heres an advert. The old 3 wheeler was yours for £ 587.00 and road tax was £10.00 per year ! They were the days !

Click on page twice to view.

[arcdaz]

ArcDaz:

DEANB:

ArcDaz:
keep the photos coming the are Brilliant Dean

Daz i sent you a private message. If you look at the top left hand corner it should show 1 new message ! Click on
that and get back to me.

Cheers Dean pm sent

Hi Dean
i have just sent another PM
2X ARC Routeman tippers
2X RMC Wotton Roadstone Hall AGGS
2X Blue Circle Cement
1 Don Bush
Leyland Bison Blue Circle
Regards Daz

[arcdaz]

DEANB:
Lloyds of Ludlow F88

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V.W.Hunt’s tidy Volvo F86 bulker.

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K.J.Robinson DAF 2800

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Wotton Roadstone Routeman Dean this one please mate

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David Hathaway DAF bulker.

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Murfitts Volvo F10

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Cardiff Transport MAN

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J & J Transport Berliet.

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Owens Bedford.

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Leggett Freightways Atkinson.

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[me_paul_101]

The few photo’s you took in Gloucester looks like Estcourt Rd. Great photo’s…