Stupot:
Cliff luxton:
Hope you don’t mind Dean don’t think you’ve had this on here.Me and the boss loading apples in Nantes.One of the grille plates looks like the Esso Truckstop Marseille but not sure of the other
Stupot…i reckon the other one is from Garanor
Hi Dean,nice Febrys photos the last ERF bulk tanker was a ex Allied mills motor,nice W H Brown tanker.Todays selection is a Healings fleet line up from 1991 I think from memory.
Wonderful set of photos today Dean… Hope Mark wasn’t standing in the middle of the road when these trucks came round the corner!.. This is a great picture, with the driver clearly visible, I’m always intrigued as to who they are and if there still around. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Great Febrys pics Dean, thanks for putting them up 
Their old yard is 100 yards from my house - all built on now. Such a shame for a well respected firm. I still see quite a few of their ex employees around, including a couple of the fitters, and they all say it was a brilliant company to work for. Of all the many Febry’s that had lorries in this area, there is just one left! Progress ain’t always good… 
Many thanks again
DEANB:
ICI Chemicals Seddon Atkinson.9
Shell Scammell.
8
John Deere Volvo F7
7
BP ERF tanker.
6
Fiat.
5
Edwin Massey Atkinson.
4
Pickfords Dodge.
3
Tilcon Foden mixer.
2
Cadwallader Scania
1
G.S.Davies Foden.
0
Hi great photo of cadwallader bros haven’t got a photo of that one ex Williams bros one of 3 that came from B&W motors that would be carrying ash from Rugeley power station we don’t have many photos so it’s great to see them
Cheers Ian
Hi, Dean
do you have photos of Berliet TR and pegaso 2080?
thank you so much
Bye
MIMMO
Morning all,
Very seldom do I get the feeling the truck is taking me for a ride, but I did with this “tired” Middle aged girl.
We all get to judge power by the hills we know and she was about 400 not 460 on more than one hill at 43.3 tons, however with 764,000 on the clock in very good nick.
Q: would I have swoped it for an F88, yes yes every day of the week, these have no sole. Harvey
DEANB:
Anyone recognise the DAF ■■?8
Looks like a couple of Perfect Dafs. I think they hailed from Gt Yarmouth.
.
sm240:
Thank you so much Dean !!!
Buzzer:
Dean the nearest thing I can think of on that Merc coming out of Poole docks is Matsolex of Southampton, cheers Buzzer.
Just double checked Buzzer its definately Mazzolex on the Merc,but i dont recall them,not sure where
they were from. 
mappo:
Stupot:
Cliff luxton:
Hope you don’t mind Dean don’t think you’ve had this on here.Me and the boss loading apples in Nantes.One of the grille plates looks like the Esso Truckstop Marseille but not sure of the other
Stupot…i reckon the other one is from Garanor
FLOURPOWER:
Hi Dean,nice Febrys photos the last ERF bulk tanker was a ex Allied mills motor,nice W H Brown tanker.Todays selection is a Healings fleet line up from 1991 I think from memory.
Nice pics chap, we have had alot of those W.H.brown motors on here and here is another one !
Mark R:
Wonderful set of photos today Dean… Hope Mark wasn’t standing in the middle of the road when these trucks came round the corner!.. This is a great picture, with the driver clearly visible, I’m always intrigued as to who they are and if there still around. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Thanks for the comments Mark,glad you are still enjoying the pics.
Piston broke:
Great Febrys pics Dean, thanks for putting them up
Their old yard is 100 yards from my house - all built on now. Such a shame for a well respected firm. I still see quite a few of their ex employees around, including a couple of the fitters, and they all say it was a brilliant company to work for. Of all the many Febry’s that had lorries in this area, there is just one left! Progress ain’t always good…
Its a shame so many of these old companies have shut their doors chap ! 
caddy1:
DEANB:
Cadwallader ScaniaHi great photo of cadwallader bros haven’t got a photo of that one ex Williams bros one of 3 that came from B&W motors that would be carrying ash from Rugeley power station we don’t have many photos so it’s great to see them
Cheers Ian
Glad that the pic brought back some nice memories Ian.
robroy:
I took my driving course and test in one of those Dodges in 79. There was a lot of bloody good words to describe it but ‘‘GREAT’’ was certainly not one of em.
FLOURPOWER:
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Suedehead:
DEANB:
Anyone recognise the DAF ■■?
Looks like a couple of Perfect Dafs. I think they hailed from Gt Yarmouth…
Not sure “Suedehead” as it has the letter A on the front ■■?
HRS:
Morning all,
Very seldom do I get the feeling the truck is taking me for a ride, but I did with this “tired” Middle aged girl.
We all get to judge power by the hills we know and she was about 400 not 460 on more than one hill at 43.3 tons, however with 764,000 on the clock in very good nick.
Q: would I have swoped it for an F88, yes yes every day of the week, these have no sole. Harvey
Talking of F88’s Harvey how about this one !
“ROF” make sure you have taken your medication before looking at this !
Click on pages twice to read.
Morrison Iveco
Travis Perkins Leyland/DAF
Ascot Transport MAN
Looks like a bit of traction work for the Volvo.
Christian Salverson DAF
Recognise the colour scheme on the DAF bulk tanker but cant remember the name ■■?
Armoric MAN
D.T.Hunkin Volvo bulker.
R.G.Miles ERF bulker.
T.D.S. Mercedes.
Some odds and sods.
Click on pages once or twice to view/read.
Always thought this was a bit odd,why the Army would be ordering Volvo trucks.Scanned this a while back
and then found this letter mentioning the same trucks.
Harvey International ERF
Anyone recognise the Iveco ■■?
Geodis / Cavewood Renault.
Kane Scania tipper
Norfolk Line Volvo
Omega MAN
RMC Leyland DAF
KTL Foden
B & S Traction Renault.
NFT Volvo
George Webb from Cambridge is a blast from t’past,they were operating early 60s when I was int RAF and lived in Cambridge.
CYRIL KNOWLES bulk powder ( civil and marine) .looks like an ex purfleet wagon. when i worked for them running out of llanwern all the daf’s and t cab scanias
were dutch redg’d
From your neck of the woods Dean.
Oily
