DEANB:
Ray White DAF.
Ray White - Refrigerated Transport - based Kemble Airfield Cirencester - founded 1992 - seem to like top of the range!!!
Paul C Gee:
DEANB:
H.Young Transport Mercedes.H Young Transport from Burton on Trent - established in 1966
Whoa there Paul I think H.Young transport were based in Chicken Hall lane, Eastleigh near Southampton unless this is a different company, it was started by Jock Young a Scotsman and they had a depot in Scotland, think he had a Mercedes SL sportscar with the registration number HY6000 IIRC and he lived in Bursledon on the main A27 next to the telephone exchange and I believe his daughter still reside there, of course I may be barking up the wrong tree but someone will know for sure, cheers Buzzer
tribsa:
Hi Deran Paul Mark & JohnThe company from Stoneham was R C Smith they had a lot of Fords as well .
Cheers
Rich
Well done that man for remembering that name, I knew there trucks always had just 3 letters on them and now I know the name it was R.C.S and I did ask Horry as he has a memory like an ephelump but he could not remember either, cheers Rich & thanks Buzzer
Buzzer:
Paul C Gee:
DEANB:
H.Young Transport Mercedes.H Young Transport from Burton on Trent - established in 1966
Whoa there Paul I think H.Young transport were based in Chicken Hall lane, Eastleigh near Southampton unless this is a different company, it was started by Jock Young a Scotsman and they had a depot in Scotland, think he had a Mercedes SL sportscar with the registration number HY6000 IIRC and he lived in Bursledon on the main A27 next to the telephone exchange and I believe his daughter still reside there, of course I may be barking up the wrong tree but someone will know for sure, cheers Buzzer
You are right - ofcourse!!! Must have got carried away with my new found ability to post!!! The pad next to me is covered in scribble I must have got muddled up - which is happening more and more these days!!!
Thanks again - and do keep an eye on me!!! I do not want to make a foll of myself too often - all the best Paul
Hi Dean
re Drinkwaters, when they first joined with Sabeys both fleets were blue, then when Attwoods took over DS they changed the livery to Green, which was the original colour Drinkwaters were, when they loaned their fleet for the film Hell Drivers 1957 or a brief glimpse in the film the Fast Lady back in the early sixties.
Keep up the great work, this helps with the lockdown no end.
DEANB:
Anyone recognise the Maggie bulker ■■?9
Anyone recognise the Volvo F86 ■■?
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H.J.Cutler ERF from Poole heading into the docks.
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H.Young Transport Mercedes.
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Montague L Meyer Maggie. Were they from Southampton ■■?
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Christopher Hill’s Marathon from Poole.
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Fall & Carter Leyland Bison.
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ARC Leyland Bison concrete mixer.
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Drinkwater Sabey Leyland Octopus.
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E.Taylor & Son Scania 111. Anyone know where they were from ■■?
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Dean Fantastic Photos again which have been posted up on this fread I enjoy looking through on here when i get some time to myself i love the pics of the ST Albans sand and gravel S21 Micky Mouse Fodens etc etc that Paul Gee has give to you to put on here a great line up shot there are plenty of other great gems from Mark as well ARC Volvo F7 eight wheel tipper Leyland Bison mixer and more that i have seen Keep Safe Thanks Dean Mark Paul All the Best for now Daz 
DEANB:
“tastrucker” Trevor ,one from your part of the world and what a cracker !7
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“FLOWERPOWER” Rank Hovis Foden from 1968.
Hi Dean good one not see that one before great stuff thankyou5
“pv83” Patrick,how about this beauty.
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Bush tug tractor brochure.
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ArcDaz:
Dean Fantastic Photos again which have been posted up on this fread I enjoy looking through on here when i get some time to myself i love the pics of the ST Albans sand and gravel S21 Micky Mouse Fodens etc etc that Paul Gee has give to you to put on here a great line up shot there are plenty of other great gems from Mark as well ARC Volvo F7 eight wheel tipper Leyland Bison mixer and more that i have seen Keep Safe Thanks Dean Mark Paul All the Best for now Daz
Thanks for the kind words young Mr Daz - glad you are enjoying the photos
Take care of yourself and stay safe in this strange time that we find ourselves - All the best Paul
Chris Webb:
Morning Dean.
Don’t know who the Maggie-D belongs to but that’s an MFS Scania 81 artic at the back,probably from our Ross on Wye depot.I’ve been absent on here for a bit so just to say a warm welcome to Paul and thanks for all the photos.
Chris, recognise the blue Scania ,what does MFS sand for ■■ 
Hargreaves:
Re imperial tankers also have a depot in immingham on middleplatt road They ran some Daf 85 day cabs and ERF e series also red Was offered a job there a long time ago but went to SJ Barricks instead pointless info really well done great site
Thanks for the comments chap. 
Came across this clipping from 1965 but not sure if the same Imperial Tanker company ?
Buzzer:
Hi all Wynnstay bought out Jeary’s who always had an office in the old Salisbury cattle market which is now a supermarket, I buy most of my feed etc from them today as they deliver 3 times a week to my area, the main base is in Calne Wiltshire but have a store at Old Sarum as well. They stock most anything you want for the farm and they are still entered in my mobile as Jeary’s, Cheers Buzzer.
Thanks for the comments Buzzer.
finbarot:
Hi Dean
re Drinkwaters, when they first joined with Sabeys both fleets were blue, then when Attwoods took over DS they changed the livery to Green, which was the original colour Drinkwaters were, when they loaned their fleet for the film Hell Drivers 1957 or a brief glimpse in the film the Fast Lady back in the early sixties.
Keep up the great work, this helps with the lockdown no end.
Thanks for explaining that chap,and the other comment’s.
Heres a nice black & white Foden from 1964.
ArcDaz:
Dean Fantastic Photos again which have been posted up on this fread I enjoy looking through on here when i get some time to myself i love the pics of the ST Albans sand and gravel S21 Micky Mouse Fodens etc etc that Paul Gee has give to you to put on here a great line up shot there are plenty of other great gems from Mark as well ARC Volvo F7 eight wheel tipper Leyland Bison mixer and more that i have seen Keep Safe Thanks Dean Mark Paul All the Best for now Daz
Thanks for the comments Daz.
Heres a bi on your favourite Scammell Routeman.
Click on pages twice.
FLOURPOWER:
DEANB:
“tastrucker” Trevor ,one from your part of the world and what a cracker !“FLOWERPOWER” Rank Hovis Foden from 1968.
Hi Dean good one not see that one before great stuff thankyou
Glad you liked it chap,heres another one from 1963 i dont expect you have seen before !
pete smith:
Hi Dean,
The roots of Taylor’s of Martley Nr Worcester! The Scania would have been supplied by B+W motors.
Taylor’s of Martley.
Click on pages twice to read.
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“michel” French Volvo.
W & S Recycling Volvo roll on roll off.
Anyone recognise the Scania car transporter ■■
Volvo fire engine.
Cant make the name out on the Scania ■■
Raymond Brown MAN tipper. Used to see these alot at one time,where there yard anyone know ■■?
TNT Renault.
Jerrim Transport Renault parked at Poole docks. Anyone recognise the name ■■
Geodis Scania.
Bentum DAF from Holland. Very smart fleet,always immaculate.
Some odds and sods.
Click on pages to read where necessary.
Bejam Scania.
Greenwoods were big Foden users.
Fearns MAN.
Sun Valley Volvo F86. Anyone know what happened to Dunnspencer Bulkflo from Ilminster ■■?
Cawley Bros smart MAN.
Owens DAF.
C & M Transport DAF.
Rhys Davies DAF.
A.E.Gough & Sons Volvo.
Corrals Volvo F86 on Poole docks,just passing Pat Donovan’s artic F86 from Totton.
Stacey Scania heading into Poole ferry terminal. Were Stacey’s based in Southampton ■■?
Waters Bros Foden on a bit of general haulage rather than timber. I cant remember that motor,too young ! 
AEC delivering in ARC’s yard on Poole docks. The large building in the background was Christopher Hills old grain mill.
Bulwark Seddon Diesel leaving Poole docks and either shipped in via Truckline or just delivered or loaded from the company
with the storage tanks in the distance. Anyone who knew Poole docks then may remember the company ■■ Over the railway
lines bear left towards the cranes and it was on he right hand side ? They were an Italain owned company ring any bells ■■
Morning Dean,
Dunnspencer body fitted to this Constructor and to the Bison parked behind, Cheer’s Pete
DEANB:
Cawley Bros smart MAN.9
Owens DAF.
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C & M Transport DAF.
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Rhys Davies DAF.
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A.E.Gough & Sons Volvo.
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Corrals Volvo F86 on Poole docks,just passing Pat Donovan’s artic F86 from Totton.
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Stacey Scania heading into Poole ferry terminal. Were Stacey’s based in Southampton ■■?
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Waters Bros Foden on a bit of general haulage rather than timber. I cant remember that motor,too young !
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AEC delivering in ARC’s yard on Poole docks. The large building in the background was Christopher Hills old grain mill.
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Bulwark Seddon Diesel leaving Poole docks and either shipped in via Truckline or just delivered or loaded from the company
with the storage tanks in the distance. Anyone who knew Poole docks then may remember the company ■■ Over the railway
lines bear left towards the cranes and it was on he right hand side ? They were an Italain owned company ring any bells ■■0
Hello DEAN and Paul ,C M Transport are a new company from Wrexham ,they are originally from Llanfair Caereinion ,and Paul you certainly have a soft spot for A E Goughs ,
Cawley Bros very smart fleet from LLanwrst haul a lot of coal up from S Wales ,and DEAN forgot to say thank you for the A E Jones clipping ,Trevor
DEANB:
Chris Webb:
Morning Dean.
Don’t know who the Maggie-D belongs to but that’s an MFS Scania 81 artic at the back,probably from our Ross on Wye depot.I’ve been absent on here for a bit so just to say a warm welcome to Paul and thanks for all the photos.
Chris, recognise the blue Scania ,what does MFS sand for ■■
Hargreaves:
Re imperial tankers also have a depot in immingham on middleplatt road They ran some Daf 85 day cabs and ERF e series also red Was offered a job there a long time ago but went to SJ Barricks instead pointless info really well done great siteThanks for the comments chap.
Came across this clipping from 1965 but not sure if the same Imperial Tanker company ?
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Buzzer:
Hi all Wynnstay bought out Jeary’s who always had an office in the old Salisbury cattle market which is now a supermarket, I buy most of my feed etc from them today as they deliver 3 times a week to my area, the main base is in Calne Wiltshire but have a store at Old Sarum as well. They stock most anything you want for the farm and they are still entered in my mobile as Jeary’s, Cheers Buzzer.Thanks for the comments Buzzer.
finbarot:
Hi Dean
re Drinkwaters, when they first joined with Sabeys both fleets were blue, then when Attwoods took over DS they changed the livery to Green, which was the original colour Drinkwaters were, when they loaned their fleet for the film Hell Drivers 1957 or a brief glimpse in the film the Fast Lady back in the early sixties.
Keep up the great work, this helps with the lockdown no end.Thanks for explaining that chap,and the other comment’s.
Heres a nice black & white Foden from 1964.
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ArcDaz:
Dean Fantastic Photos again which have been posted up on this fread I enjoy looking through on here when i get some time to myself i love the pics of the ST Albans sand and gravel S21 Micky Mouse Fodens etc etc that Paul Gee has give to you to put on here a great line up shot there are plenty of other great gems from Mark as well ARC Volvo F7 eight wheel tipper Leyland Bison mixer and more that i have seen Keep Safe Thanks Dean Mark Paul All the Best for now DazThanks for the comments Daz.
Heres a bi on your favourite Scammell Routeman.
Click on pages twice.
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FLOURPOWER:
DEANB:
“tastrucker” Trevor ,one from your part of the world and what a cracker !8
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“FLOWERPOWER” Rank Hovis Foden from 1968.
Hi Dean good one not see that one before great stuff thankyouGlad you liked it chap,heres another one from 1963 i dont expect you have seen before !
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Hi Dean thanks for posting up the Amey Routeman tipper that is a great shot with the drag line loading it up Daz 
DEANB:
Some odds and sods.Click on pages to read where necessary.
Bejam Scania.
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Greenwoods were big Foden users.
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Fearns MAN.
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Sun Valley Volvo F86. Anyone know what happened to Dunnspencer Bulkflo from Ilminster ■■?
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Another Excellent thread here by Paul Gee of different companys that i saw from my child hood days Bejams Greenwoods from Hertfordshire Raymond browns tippers from Hants Drinkwaters waste etc and a great catch of the Volvo FL6 Fire engine Fab work again Gents
The scania car transporter is universal salvage had depots all over were taken over by some body but can’t remember name
Hargreaves:
The scania car transporter is universal salvage had depots all over were taken over by some body but can’t remember name
Hi, Copart bought universal salvage.Dean please keep them coming sir.
Regards Andrew.