A e goughs in hansons colours
windrush:
I remember Sayers Transport when they ran little four wheeler Albions fitted with the four pot engine back in the fifties on bulk grain!I must be older than I look?
Pete.
Bloody hell Pete ! How old are you ■■? 
marktaff:
Hi Dean,
The Irish Daf removal artic belongs to Oman moving and storage from Kildare…they took over a very well known and established company from Dublin Beverly Smyth…in all fairness very modern thinking company and very well turned out trucks…I think someone in the company had something to do with another well known company from Cork Nat Ross who were part of Eurovan.Regards Mark
Thanks for the info Mark,cant say i have heard of them before chap.
Chris Webb:
Morning Dean.
I’m only going by the JV Lincoln reg but that Scania could be one of T H Brown’s from Grimsby.
Thanks for the possible name Chris. 
country.joe:
Lance Biscomb:
Had a lad Dodge cattle wagon with a ■■■■■■■ engineI think he still as it but not seen it for a while
Could it be this one,
Thanks for the link Joe.
pete smith:
That is the one, I think it has the Perkins Phaser engine fitted though.
Cheers Pete.
smallcoal:
Hi dean,Howell Richards based in brackla Bridgend now runs new scanias his fleet were erfs at one time he got two dafs as well ,a e gough has an 8 wheeler in hansons colours ,here’s one at the truck show
Thanks for the pics of Richard’s and Gough’s, good stuff chap.
Mansel Davies Volvo.
Colour scheme looks familiar on the ERF. Was it Jack Richards ■■?
Coopers Volvo.
Roger Marfell ERF. Anyone know anything ■■?
Possibly ex Eatons ERF ?
Dont think we have had a Chestminster motor on here before. Anyone know anything about them ■■
Leggett Logistics ERF.
Anyone recognise the Foden ■■?
Gro Continental DAF.
Dont think we have had one of these on before, Woodrush Volvo.
some beautys on here…
Dont think we have had a Chestminster motor on here before. Anyone know anything about them ■■
Hi Dean
Chestminster were from Welwyn Garden City. But i don’t know whether they are still about.
And,
Dont think we have had one of these on before, Woodrush Volvo.
Woodrush are from Pulloxhill which is just off the A6 between Luton and Bedford.
I remember tipping in their yard a couple of times, but can’t remember what.
It was either when i was subbing for Transmec or when we was on for Sibleys @ Milton Keynes. 
Wish i had a memory like some of the chaps on here.
m.a.n rules:
some beautys on here…
Some cracking motors on there chap,thanks for posting the link.
bobw:
Dont think we have had a Chestminster motor on here before. Anyone know anything about them ■■
Hi Dean
Chestminster were from Welwyn Garden City. But i don’t know whether they are still about.
And,
Dont think we have had one of these on before, Woodrush Volvo.
Woodrush are from Pulloxhill which is just off the A6 between Luton and Bedford.
I remember tipping in their yard a couple of times, but can’t remember what.
It was either when i was subbing for Transmec or when we was on for Sibleys @ Milton Keynes.
Wish i had a memory like some of the chaps on here.
Good stuff Bob,thanks for the info and i agree some of the members memories are very good !
Some of you on here may remember the Leyland 2 tonner.
I cant remember ever seeing one even when i was a kid. I can remember all of the old BMC,Commer,Leyland FG,
Bedfords etc,but i cant remember the 2 tonner !
Carl Williams mentioned to me that they were not that reliable,so i wonder if they were phased out fairly quickly,anyone know ■■?
They were exported around the world.
First introduced by Leyland in 1962.
Click on pages twice to read.
Brochure.
Some Welsh and Border trucks.
Not sure if we have had a Ken Jones motor on here before.
S.M.Davies Scania.
Owens Volvo bulker.
Pontrilas Timber Foden.
J.H.Willis Foden.
L.E.Jones Scania.
Dont think we have had one of R.A & C.E Platt’s motor’s on here before. I dont know where they are based ■■
Dont think we have had one of Teifi Timber’s motors on here before ■■
Salop Caravans ERF.
D.G.Roberts Foden.
Some odds and sods.
Click on pages twice to read.
Leyland New Zealand. 1967.
Leyland New Zealand 1968.
AEC Australia 1961.
R.Little MAN from Penrith.
Nortons Transport Maggie.
K & M Hauliers Foden from Nottingham.
S.John Haulage MAN from Bedford.
Shepherds Mercedes.
International Watts Fincham Volvo F86 from London.
Think this is a CTS ERF.
Rugby Cement ERF.
Western BRS Scania.
Anyone recognise the Seddon ■■?
Fina Buffalo tanker.
George Fischer Volvo F12 Euro trotter.
Oldham ERF.
Switch Scania from Andover.
Judds Transport Scania.
Allied Pickfords Volvo.
DEANB:
Think this is a CTS ERF.9
Rugby Cement ERF.
8
Western BRS Scania.
7
Anyone recognise the Seddon ■■?
6
Fina Buffalo tanker.
5
George Fischer Volvo F12 Euro trotter.
4
Oldham ERF.
3
Switch Scania from Andover.
2
Judds Transport Scania.
1
Allied Pickfords Volvo.
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Hi Dean ,the Seddon is S Wales reg and possibly an ex BRS unit . Great selection by the way ,regards Keith
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Dont think we have had one of Teifi Timber’s motors on here before ■■
Teifi Timber are a sawmill and timber merchants from a village called Llanllwni, just south of Lampeter. It is being driven at this time by my very good friend Brynley Jones who recently passed away. This was the last artic they had and sold it when Brynley retired.
I don’t really know why the Leyland 2 tonner was unreliable as, apart from possibly the gearbox which could have been a fresh design, everything else was already well proven? The engine was a Standard diesel and the axles were the same as used by Morris Commercial/BMC for virtually everything from 30 cwt to 5 tons. Still, they didn’t really catch on and BL would soon drop the range anyway as they 'inherited the BMC range which was in the similar weight range. At least one is preserved.
Pete.
DEANB:
Some Welsh and Border trucks.Not sure if we have had a Ken Jones motor on here before.
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S.M.Davies Scania.
8
Owens Volvo bulker.
7
Pontrilas Timber Foden.
6
J.H.Willis Foden.
5
L.E.Jones Scania.
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Dont think we have had one of R.A & C.E Platt’s motor’s on here before. I dont know where they are based ■■
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Dont think we have had one of Teifi Timber’s motors on here before ■■
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Salop Caravans ERF.
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D.G.Roberts Foden.
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hello DEAN ,no you have not featured Platts before ,they are from Llay nr Wrexham ,big fleet now mainly MANs ,that haul re cycled waste wood that they process themselves for animal bedding .
And Salop caravans now Salop leisure from Shrewsbury ,they bought out Vrnwy caravans from Llansantffraid .
D G Roberts from Llanarmon nr Mold another big tipper fleet ,thank you Trevor
ERF-NGC-European:
It’s easy to forget that Duramin didn’t only make cabs for AECs. Robert
my dad bought 2 duramin 33’ box trailers for our night trunks , i well remember going with him to collect one of them . the one on the right behind the albion is one of them
New Street Motors, behind the Cresta Garage on the A6 at Finedon. Remember them well, light blue livery.
you’ve got it , here’s a colour photo, same duravan on the dock , the left hand trailer is the 40’ crane fruehauf box and the other NSM box is a stretched to 33’ ex FMC box trailer
tony
Hi Dean,
Lovely pic of this Pickfords Volvo…one of the few factory sleeper cabs they had at this time in late 80s early 90s. …most of the Volvos were integral type cabs on most of these models mostly built by Power Bodies from Portsmouth and others by Marsden and Vanplan most of the bodies were built around day cabs to create a sleeper cab. …coffins we use to call them…couldn’t tilt the cabs nightmare to maintain…the maintenance boys loved seeing this type come in though you could tilt the cab. …I think this one here was from the London area.
Regards Mark
