Omega Iveco
Naylor Iveco
Perfect Logistics Mercedes.
Anyone recognise the Volvo ■■?
Shears Transport Volvo who were originally from Wimborne and are now based at Hurn Airport.(Bournemouth)
Think this is a Dolphin Packaging Scania.
Think its a Tarmac Scania tipper ■■?
D.W.Clark & Sons DAF from Essex.
Tesco Scania.
Geoff Kilbey F12.
I loved terry in the morning the Janet and John stories were brill ,he never read them before starting his show that’s why he would laugh through it ,and his old togs ,and his rhymes were close to the knuckle ,also Steve Wright on radio 1 was brill he has brought it to radio 2 he is brilliant
Thanks for the pics DEANB.
Some of our firm the smiths brought the forklifts from our old place to our new depot the line up was on the xmas we broke up also the family pics,also our cctv watching the depot trucks loading up
Matt brianalexanderboy moving our diesel tank out of our old place also an old transcon
smallcoal:
I loved terry in the morning the Janet and John stories were brill ,he never read them before starting his show that’s why he would laugh through it ,and his old togs ,and his rhymes were close to the knuckle ,also Steve Wright on radio 1 was brill he has brought it to radio 2 he is brilliant
Kempston:
Thanks for the pics DEANB.
smallcoal:
Matt brianalexanderboy moving our diesel tank out of our old place also an old transcon
Thanks for all the pics John ! The Trancon looks a cracker ! 
We have had some nice Atkinson 8 wheelers on here.
DEANB:
smallcoal:
I loved terry in the morning the Janet and John stories were brill ,he never read them before starting his show that’s why he would laugh through it ,and his old togs ,and his rhymes were close to the knuckle ,also Steve Wright on radio 1 was brill he has brought it to radio 2 he is brilliant
Kempston:
Thanks for the pics DEANB.
smallcoal:
Matt brianalexanderboy moving our diesel tank out of our old place also an old transconThanks for all the pics John ! The Trancon looks a cracker !
The transcon was used in a promotion pic for fords when clarkes bought it
An old brs
smallcoal:
Hi dean ,to keep this going till you get chance to post Owens new colour scheme and a coil tilt trailer hi marktaff and jakey how’s the removals been I was in Penzance Wednesday night done bridge water,bideford Penzance,penryn and Plymouth then back to yard cheers John[/quotHi John
Been busy mate as always…sounds like a nice run you had there mate down the west country mate…how many nights were you out mate ?Those new colours of Owens are smart mate…I pulled into the Raven in Whitchurch about a fortnight ago and the same as the pic you posted pulled in alongside me…very eye catching.]
Hi Dean, Thanks for your interesting comments about Terry Wogan and BBC Radio 2, and also the mention of Ray Moore R.I.P.
Ray Moore was born in Liverpool, and lived in Cherry Lane or Cherry Avenue in the Walton district of the City, no more than
about 100 yards from where little Jamie Bulger was murdered in 1993. Many lorry drivers on Trucknet will know the location,
It is where the East Lancashire Road A580 (Walton Hall Avenue) ends and crosses Queens Drive Ring Road, and passes under the
railway bridge. Early morning starts at 5 a.m. were a regular occurrence for me, and it was at this time that Ray Moore started
his morning programme. A BBC car would pick him up at home at New Cross, London, about 3 a.m., and he usually described
what he had seen on the journey to the studio, partygoers on their way home, many drunkards on the streets, some upright,
some horizontal. Ray was partial to a beer or two, and I believe he smoked about 60 cigarettes a day, so he coughed and wheezed
his way through the programme for the next two and a half hours. When he left school, his first job was in a shipping office near
the Pier Head. He was a “Runner”, cycling up and down the Dock Road delivering ships manifests to vessels that were in the docks.
There were many cafes on the Dock Road, many of them owned by Stan Waters, where Ray would enjoy a Bacon Butty and a large
mug of tea, so Stan Waters got many a mention on Radio 2. God Bless Ray, Rest in Peace. He was my mate. Ray Smyth.
Further to my “Ray Moore” comments above, as a young man, Ray wanted to be an actor, so he joined
Oldham Repertory Theatre Company in the 1960s. Soon after he got some work with Granada Television
in Manchester, mainly doing voiceover links, and occasionally reading the local evening news in front of
camera. I believe that some people higher up in the television world considered that his appearance on
screen was not what was required, but he looked good on Radio. I thought he looked alright.
Despite being from Liverpool, it wasn’t apparent in his voice that he was a Scouser. Sometimes Ray would
recite silly rhymes from when he was a lad, at which time he would slip into a Liverpool accent.
For example…Me father ad a rabbit and he thought it was a duck,
So he put it on the table with its legs cocked up.
Go bless us and save us…said old Mrs Davis,
I didn’t know herrings were fish.
Regards, Ray Smyth.
marktaff:
smallcoal:
Hi dean ,to keep this going till you get chance to post Owens new colour scheme and a coil tilt trailer hi marktaff and jakey how’s the removals been I was in Penzance Wednesday night done bridge water,bideford Penzance,penryn and Plymouth then back to yard cheers John[/quotHi John
Been busy mate as always…sounds like a nice run you had there mate down the west country mate…how many nights were you out mate ?Those new colours of Owens are smart mate…I pulled into the Raven in Whitchurch about a fortnight ago and the same as the pic you posted pulled in alongside me…very eye catching.]
Hi mark ,we have 1 night out every couple of weeks as when maen Kearne order admixture it keeps me out of the way for 2 days 
Dean and Daibootsy, you will be pleased to know that the excessive amount of Atki photos has proved to be a most effective antidote to the 88-■■■■. All those who reckon that Atkinsons were the best lorry in the world have either never spent six days a week in the ■■■■ things or have started wearing rose-tinted glasses! “Selective Memory”, as the estranged Mrs Casey used to say!
Hi Dean,
Back in November you posted a pic of an
X Tom Harty Meat Supplies Bedford TM pulling a tanker…I came across the sisters of the one you posted on a copy of a 1978 Commercial Motor mag.
Reagards Mark
marktaff:
Hi Dean,
Back in November you posted a pic of an
X Tom Harty Meat Supplies Bedford TM pulling a tanker…I came across the sisters of the one you posted on a copy of a 1978 Commercial Motor mag.
Reagards Mark
Also the one you posted
