sm240:
hi Dean
I wanted to wish you a happy and peaceful Easter.
then I still wanted to thank you for the truck photos of the 70s and 80s.
I would like to see more photos of foreign trucks from the 70s and 80s.
Thank you so much !!!
still many wishes for a happy Easter
bye
MIMMO
French F12
Cisternas Reunidas F12 from Spain. Buzzer he would have been having coffee with Henry about half an hour after this pic was taken. 
French Renault.
French Saviem.
Marzal Spanish Pegaso.
Album pics. Not taken by me.
V.G.Mathers Volvo F12.
H.C.Wilson Scania. Used to see these about lots carrying combiners and tractors. Are they still going as i have not seen one for along time ?
C.W.Bridge Atkinson.
Heygates Leyland Roadtrain.
Marlborough Cheese Seddon Atkinson.
Hall & Co Guy. Driver sat on roof watching loading.
Onward Scammell Trunker.
Starlight Foden.
Gibbs ERF.
UK Corrugated Bedford TK.
Another Scammell Crusader brochure featuring alot of companies that have appeared on the thread.
Scammell did produce some great truck brochures in my opinion.
Click on pages twice.
Some Welsh motors.
Hicks Volvo.
M & M Greene Mercedes.
Owens MAN
Mansel Davies Volvo.
Cardiff Galvanizers Volvo.
Click on clippings once or twice to read.
Anyone recognise the F89 ? I think it could be Phil Horridge from Poole.
Pioneer Leyland Bison.
Wincanton ERF
W.Annetts & Son Mercedes 1617 ? livestock truck.
Cory Distribution Seddon Atkinson.
Anyone recognise the Volvo F10 ■■?
Elliotts Foden from Bournemouth.
Anyone recognise the ERF ■■?
E.F.Phillips AEC tipper from Parkstone.
Holloway & Talbot Volvo F7. Dont think we have had one of these before anyone know where they were from ■■?
Yellow ERF looks like it could be Critchlows out of Stoke.
H C Wilson come from Suffolk and are going strong. They into heavy haulage & abnormal loads. Don’t think they do farm machinery now. Still got the same colour scheme and big scanias
Hi dean,great pics as usual happy Easter to you ,mark and Paul ,great pic of the Bedford perfect furniture truck
hello dean
I still wanted to thank you for the beautiful photos of foreign trucks.
I really like the trucks of the 70s and 80s coming from Italy and France (could you post some of them)?
finally I wanted to find out for you and for all the others, a happy and peaceful Easter.
love …
MIMMO 
V b davies,this was an owner driver viv and his son mark drove it they used to park by dvla Morriston nice blokes they were
gazzer:
I just nipped out to the shed and took a snap of a “gift” I stole a few years ago!
If thats as big as it looks it would do nicely as a pig guide board eh !! mums the word about the gift 
Harvey
Morning Dean,
Wow, its times like this you reolise you learned nothing.
I remember contacting Volvo about the narrow axle requirements of the channel islands and supose the market would not have been big enough for them so I got the big NO.
Great shot of the “thin 89” many thanks
here it is again, I like it. Harvey
Come to think of it the Swiss ran thin trucks IIRC they were 2.3mtrs wide, don’t know if they still are but we used to transit in years gone bye with loads of televisions bound for Domodossola for STS and we go there nowadays as well, when transiting you had to get sealed up on the border as well, Buzzer
Didn’t Volvo make a ‘Swiss special’ - a narrow track wagon like Buzzer says- iirc it was called a ‘CH’ - used an F7 cab & F12 engine or something like that.
Perhaps you didn’t - ahem, get on well with the ‘right’ people HRS.
Cheers, Keith
m.a.n rules:
Not 100% sure but i was told that trucks that arrive in Jersey now on the ferry have to tranship on the docks ■■? Can anyone confirm if that is right or wrong ?not sure mate but having been there on holiday,(beautiful island) you wouldnt want to be driving their roads in a 44 tonner.
Yeah it is a nice place “m.a.n. rules” 
Cockney Pete3:
Yellow ERF looks like it could be Critchlows out of Stoke.
Thanks for the possible name “Cockney Pete3”
elsa Lad:
H C Wilson come from Suffolk and are going strong. They into heavy haulage & abnormal loads. Don’t think they do farm machinery now. Still got the same colour scheme and big scanias
Thanks for confirming they are still going “elsa Lad” i havent seen one for ages they were always coming through Poole years ago. Paul sent
me some more pics !
smallcoal:
Hi dean,great pics as usual happy Easter to you ,mark and Paul ,great pic of the Bedford perfect furniture truck
Thanks John ,Happy Easter to you mucker !
sm240:
hello dean
I still wanted to thank you for the beautiful photos of foreign trucks.
I really like the trucks of the 70s and 80s coming from Italy and France (could you post some of them)?
finally I wanted to find out for you and for all the others, a happy and peaceful Easter.
love …
MIMMO
Cheers MIMMO, less of the love though chap !!!
smallcoal:
V b davies,this was an owner driver viv and his son mark drove it they used to park by dvla Morriston nice blokes they were
HRS:
Morning Dean,
Wow, its times like this you reolise you learned nothing.
I remember contacting Volvo about the narrow axle requirements of the channel islands and supose the market would not have been big enough for them so I got the big NO.
Great shot of the “thin 89” many thankshere it is again, I like it. Harvey
I do sometimes wonder about you Harvey !!!
Buzzer:
Come to think of it the Swiss ran thin trucks IIRC they were 2.3mtrs wide, don’t know if they still are but we used to transit in years gone bye with loads of televisions bound for Domodossola for STS and we go there nowadays as well, when transiting you had to get sealed up on the border as well, Buzzer
kmills:
Didn’t Volvo make a ‘Swiss special’ - a narrow track wagon like Buzzer says- iirc it was called a ‘CH’ - used an F7 cab & F12 engine or something like that.
Perhaps you didn’t - ahem, get on well with the ‘right’ people HRS.Cheers, Keith
Keith you keep taking the medication chap as i put a pic on of a Swiss special !
Heres a bit more about the narrow Swiss Volvos.
Click on pages twice to read.
Posted an older Heygates and Paul sent these.
Off out will pop some more stuff on later.
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You can stop now mate, doesn’t get better than this
pv83:
You can stop now mate, doesn’t get better than this
I know you are easily pleased Patrick,although i must say Scammell did produce some fine brochures.
“Doesn’t get any better” What about a proper Scammell, the mighty Constructor ?
DEANB:
pv83:
You can stop now mate, doesn’t get better than thisI know you are easily pleased Patrick,although i must say Scammell did produce some fine brochures.
“Doesn’t get any better” What about a proper Scammell, the mighty Constructor ?
Erm… well… you know I’ve got a soft spot for those Crusaders… ahum… coat…
