One for “moomooland” 
Dave fowler with his let Leyland kept it gleaming at all times as he did with his ridges always ran with niel crompton bumped into them last month after 25 years and a boy called Clive mates with my bro 40 years ago we had a lovely long chat smashing blokes
DEANB:
Leyland or AEC ■■ Can you tell which from a side shot ■■?
I would say a Leyland with the later deeper front grill
9Spanish Dodge
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Scania 81
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Seddon Atkinson, think its a 201 from memory ?
This is an oringal 200 series the 201 had the larger grill with the big A in centre some 200s did get replaced with 201 grilles is one is a Healings of Tewkesbury motor
6Scania looks new
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Well loaded Seddon Atkinson
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Foden has a few battle scars.
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Another well loaded Seddon.
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Ford Transcon
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MAN
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DEANB:
Todays pics.Some quality to start !
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Mercedes
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ERF day cab.
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Smart Seddon,looks new.
This is a Pickfords tank haulage contract motor later became Tankfreight.
6Very tidy ERF tanker.
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Looks like a ERF dealers ? I thought maybe Richard Reads ■■?
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Looks like a new Marathon with a new Caterpillar !
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Tidy ERF
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DAF
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Seddon Atkinson
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Hi John,
tsp transport were not part of silver roadways. they took over their work and tard when silver roadways finished.then Brisco took on the yard.
reguards daibootsy.
Love the Leyland Roadtrain selection, especially the Cartransport one!..also congratulations on reaching 200 pages.
You can clearly see this Lucas Roadtrain is Newport reg !
I wonder if it may have been based at the tick tick in Ystradgynlais ?
marktaff:
You can clearly see this Lucas Roadtrain is Newport reg !
I wonder if it may have been based at the tick tick in Ystradgynlais ?[/quotSorry tick tock that should have said :
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daibootsy:
Hi John,
tsp transport were not part of silver roadways. they took over their work and tard when silver roadways finished.then Brisco took on the yard.
reguards daibootsy.
Hello Dai,
I thought they owned the yard at one point…they still had a small office there when Brisco Rentals had taken the yard over in the early 1980s. … I use to always get it mixed up with Silver roadways that had the Tate & Lyle contract with the Bedford box vans back then.
Regards Mark
DEANB:
E.Tomlinson ERF9
Link F10
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Hill Bros Seddon Atkinson from Wigan.
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BA Rogers Mercedes tipper.
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Foden wrecker.
Looks like an Ex RANK HOVIS MCDOUGAL RHM.
5JB Mc Bean ERF
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C Blake & Son Seddon Atkinson
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Multi Line Furniture Dodge.
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Anyone recognise the Borderer ■■?
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AG Wood ERF tipper.
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ERF E8 six wheeler rigid Reg No H964 FND was one of a pair registered new to James Nuttall in April 1991,
the other being Reg No H963 FND pictured below…
For many years, especially throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s, Nuttall’s were big ERF operators…
James Nuttall (Transport) Limited website
Hi dean,some from not the nine o clock news a leyland driven by rowan Atkinson who has got an hgv licence that’s why he drove the truck also some trucking quotes cheers John
smallcoal:
A couple more
The Riverside café still looks the same.
Suedehead:
smallcoal:
A couple moreThe Riverside café still looks the same.
Didn’t they use the riverside in the Sweeney or a different cafe cheers John
rward:
Dave fowler with his let Leyland kept it gleaming at all times as he did with his ridges always ran with niel crompton bumped into them last month after 25 years and a boy called Clive mates with my bro 40 years ago we had a lovely long chat smashing blokes
Nice to catch up with olkd mates Rowland ! 
FLOURPOWER:
DEANB:
Leyland or AEC ■■ Can you tell which from a side shot ■■?
I would say a Leyland with the later deeper front grill
Seddon Atkinson, think its a 201 from memory ?
This is an oringal 200 series the 201 had the larger grill with the big A in centre some 200s did get replaced with 201 grilles is one is a Healings of Tewkesbury motorFLOURPOWER:
DEANB:
Todays pics.
Smart Seddon,looks new.
This is a Pickfords tank haulage contract motor later became Tankfreight.Thanks for your comments “FLOURPOWER” thats going back a way on the thread.
daibootsy:
Hi John,
tsp transport were not part of silver roadways. they took over their work and tard when silver roadways finished.then Brisco took on the yard.reguards daibootsy.
Mark R:
Love the Leyland Roadtrain selection, especially the Cartransport one!..also congratulations on reaching 200 pages.Thought there would have been more intrest in the Roadtrains Mark.
marktaff:
You can clearly see this Lucas Roadtrain is Newport reg !
I wonder if it may have been based at the tick tick in Ystradgynlais ?
moomooland:
ERF E8 six wheeler rigid Reg No H964 FND was one of a pair registered new to James Nuttall in April 1991,the other being Reg No H963 FND pictured below…[/b]
For many years, especially throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s, Nuttall’s were big ERF operators…
Today the company runs a predominantly Scania fleet apart from a few Mercedes rigids.Thanks for the info and pics Paul !
smallcoal:
Hi dean,some from not the nine o clock news a leyland driven by rowan Atkinson who has got an hgv licence that’s why he drove the truck also some trucking quotes cheers JohnBrilliant John,remember the first time i saw that with a fit Pamela Anderson ■■ stroking the gear stick !
Suedehead:
A couple moreThe Riverside café still looks the same.
Well done Dean and Paul on reaching 200 pages.
New Milton Sand and Ballast were the first to take the new " F86 8 wheeler" in the uk, from the new plant in Irvine, Scotland.
Picture a little old and fuzzey, but then so am I. Harvey
HRS:
Well done Dean and Paul on reaching 200 pages.
New Milton Sand and Ballast were the first to take the new " F86 8 wheeler" in the uk, from the new plant in Irvine, Scotland.Picture a little old and fuzzey, but then so am I. Harvey
Cheers Harvey. Thats intresting that New Milton Sand and Ballast had the first new F86 8 wheeler ! I have been
in there yard twice on the last 2 weeks.
Paul asked me to ask you if you could scan a copy of the cover of the Volvo book you took the photo from.
HRS:
Well done Dean and Paul on reaching 200 pages.
New Milton Sand and Ballast were the first to take the new " F86 8 wheeler" in the uk, from the new plant in Irvine, Scotland.
Picture a little old and fuzzey, but then so am I. Harvey
Yes indeed ! Dean and Paul ,on reaching 200 pages ! some amazing pics on this tread ,especially from S Wales , and by the way T J E Price were from Rumney Cardiff ,had a good AEC line up ,regards to you both Keith