DEANB:
Anyone recognise the Foden tipper ■■9
B & Q Scania.
8
Cant make the name out on the ERF tanker ■■
7
Eddie Stobart Scania.
6
R.P.Childs MAN tipper.
Hi Dean & Paul thank you so much for posting this photo of the eight wheel Man tipper R .P. Childs.
He was a great friend of mine and very nice chap to talk to about tipper fleets as he owned a great fleet him self and was based in Watford.
He is sadley missed from me and a lot of othes who knew him and worked with through out years.5
Entwisles ERF
4
Turners ERF/MAN
3
What happened to Dentressangle ■■ Remember regularly seeing 10 of there trucks come off one
ferry in Portsmouth.2
Owens Volvo
1
Sharples Seddon Atkinson.
0
DEANB:
MAT Scania8
Anyone recognise the Dennis ■■?
7
Avon Bedford.
6
Tesco Leyland.
5
Berk Spencer Acids Seddon Atkinson.
4
A.Dowell & Sons Scania.
3
Memory Lane Cakes Leyland.
2
Anyone recognise the Volvo ■■?
1
Arrow Hire Krupp crance.
0
Hi DEAN ,the blue Volvo below the Memory lane Leyland ,is from the fleet of E D Stephens Tredegar ,regards Keith
Hi all I remember the tesco colours as a youngster ,norberts are now xpo logistics
smallcoal:
Hi all I remember the tesco colours as a youngster ,norberts are now xpo logistics
Do you remember Tesco’s when they looked like this Commer in 1966?
HI FOLKS , THE BLUE VOLVO IS J A MORGAN , BAGILLT ,NORTH WALES CHEERS BARRY
gazsa401:
Hey up Dean Norbert’s were taken over by XPO Logistics
Cheers Gary, that must have been a big deal as i believe they had something like 5,000 trucks at
there peak.
FLOURPOWER:
Hi Dean,Blue ERF EC tanker P&O Trans European. cheers Keith
Thanks Keith,for the name for the tanker and the Dennis comments.
Ray Smyth:
DEANB:
Anyone recognise the Dennis ■■?Hi Dean, The Dennis is Spillers French, flour millers, formerly Spillers, see SF logo on the cab door. Regard, Ray.
Thanks for confiriming Ray.
gingerfold:
DEANB:
Memory Lane Cakes Leyland.Memory Lane Cakes was also Spillers in those days, from their Cardiff bakery. Just being a bit pedantic, the Spillers French name only lasted for about 5 years, then it reverted to Spillers again.
Thanks for the information Graham.
Sniffy:
Looks like the same vehicle when new for a publicity shot.
Nice pic “Sniffy” thanks for posting.
marktaff:
Hi all,
The pic of this Berk Spencer sedi talk rings a bell…I’m sure this company had a small plant on Sway road Morriston Swansea back in the 70s. …I recall a B series ERF based there I’m sure…someone might remember ?
Cheers Mark,someone may confirm ?
ArcDaz:
DEANB:
R.P.Childs MAN tipper.Hi Dean & Paul thank you so much for posting this photo of the eight wheel Man tipper R .P. Childs.
He was a great friend of mine and very nice chap to talk to about tipper fleets as he owned a great fleet him self and was based in Watford.
He is sadley missed from me and a lot of othes who knew him and worked with through out years.
Glad the pic brought back some good memories of your mate.
kingswinford kit:
DEANB:
Anyone recognise the Volvo ■■?Hi DEAN ,the blue Volvo below the Memory lane Leyland ,is from the fleet of E D Stephens Tredegar ,regards Keith
Thanks for the name Keith.
smallcoal:
Hi all I remember the tesco colours as a youngster ,norberts are now xpo logistics
Thanks for confirming what happened to Norberts.
moomooland:
smallcoal:
Hi all I remember the tesco colours as a youngster ,norberts are now xpo logisticsDo you remember Tesco’s when they looked like this Commer in 1966?
Nice pic Paul,thanks for posting.
barrywaddy:
HI FOLKS , THE BLUE VOLVO IS J A MORGAN , BAGILLT ,NORTH WALES CHEERS BARRY
Thanks Barry thats a different company to the one Keith thinks it is ? Whos correct ■■
Powerday Foden.
Falcon Lubricants DAF
F.Edmondson Mercedes.
Portbridge ■■ Volvo
Gist ERF
Reid Transport Volvo
Ken Abram Magnum.
Thorburn Scania
Cant make the name out on the Renault ■■
RMC Leyland/DAF
Ray Smyth:
DEANB:
MATHi Dean, The Dennis is Spillers French, flour millers, formerly Spillers, see SF logo on the cab door. Regard, Ray.
I’ve got one of those cabs ,I think that was a early Delta or a DB15 can’t remember ,I saw it for sale but by the time the seller answered the phone he’d already cut it up so I bought it all in bits .it was different to previous models I’d got it had a Rockwell back axle with bigger springs and a Eaton gearbox and brown bostrom suspension seats .the doors looked the same except for the quarter light and wind up window were same level and not stepped
a
Click on pages twice to read.
We have had a fair few of Volvo’s mighty F86 on here.
Volvo’s iconic F86 was the truck that started Volvo’s push into the UK truck market.
Click on pages twice to read.
Spec sheets.
Cant find the brochure i wanted to post,no doubt it will turn up sometime. Heres another one.
Click on pages twice to read.
moomooland:
smallcoal:
Hi all I remember the tesco colours as a youngster ,norberts are now xpo logisticsDo you remember Tesco’s when they looked like this Commer in 1966?
1
0
Hi Paul ,tesco,s looked better than the white they are now very plain cheers John
DEANB:
Powerday Foden.9
Falcon Lubricants DAF
8
F.Edmondson Mercedes.
7
Portbridge ■■ Volvo
6
Gist ERF
5
Reid Transport Volvo
4
Ken Abram Magnum.
3
Thorburn Scania
2
Cant make the name out on the Renault ■■
1
RMC Leyland/DAF
0
Name of the Renault Dean?.. Noone Pipelines Ltd.
David
smallcoal:
Hi Paul ,tesco,s looked better than the white they are now very plain cheers John
Here’s a few more from the archives.
F156 LVM, first in the line, was registered new in June 1989.
(Click on image for wide screen view)
Hi Dean, Further to your Volvo F86 pictures and adverts, during 1970, Robert Baillie Transport in Horndean
wanted some new 32ton Atkinson units, but because they were difficult to find, Mr Baillie decided to buy an
F86 Volvo, and if it was successful, all future lorry replacements would be Volvo. Despite Volvo lorries being
excellent machines, Baillies F86 was a duff one, it spent a lot of time off the road, so no more Volvos were
bought. The mechanic at Horndean doesn’t look too pleased with the Volvo. Dean, could you please post
the picture of the Thorburn Scania on the Liverpool in the 60s thread. Many thanks, Regards, Ray.
Nice shot of the long gone John Evans and Sons Marathon Reg No STH 25S which was new in December 1977.
After the Marathons John Evans fleet consisted of a fair few Fodens
John Evans & Sons Ltd album on Flickr by Chris Farnah.
moomooland:
Nice shot of the long gone John Evans and Sons Marathon Reg No STH 25S which was new in December 1977.Here’s another shot of it, courtesy of Chris Farnah, who pictured it parked up in their yard at Llanelli in 1990.
Another of John Evans Marathons was NTH 261R registered new in January 1977.
After the Marathons John Evans fleet consisted of a fair few Fodens
John Evans & Sons Ltd album on Flickr by Chris Farnah.
Moomooland…John Evans was very loyal to Leyland in all fairness AEC mandators. …Marathons …what always stuck out to me in the late 70s they still put the old black and silver reg plates on the new vehicles of that time…and the pressed name plates on the cab doors…real old school company
Nice photo of Jack Ashworths F86 Dean thanks for posting it