flippin eck muddy a 620 jesus you’ll need to watch yer back now ole mate i’ll bet shaun had to buy a pallet load o tissues to mop up all them tears i bet nobody wants to play with you any more, trouble is a load of them boys don’t no or remember what the likes of you and me did for gilders before a lot of em were even born and whats more they would’nt no how to use that power properly, keep your eyes open for the ole magnum an give us a flash if you see me, as for Rick he’s stuggling on but it aint easy out their muddy but i think he’ll be o k time will tell thats for sure, anyway you watch yer back ould son an i’ll be in contact again soon. MAG.
hi maggot saw u with the magnum and bulker the other morning going through gloucester
why the change from boxes to bulk?
recession will end and than rick will get bigger and you will get a620 too
still on dairy crest and yes passed me assesment
LOL I WAS TOLD JUST TODAY ALOT OF EM WAS GREEN WITH ENVY MATE LIKE I SAID IF HE WANTS SOMONE ELSE TO HAVE ALL HE AS TO DO IS SAY MAKES NO ODDS TO ME LOL HERED YOU HAD A MAGNUMSEE YOU OTHER NIGHT BY TEWKS BUT WAS IN ME CAR DIDNT WANT TO FLASH YER CASE YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SOME OLD TART LOL SURPOSE IT IS REALLY MATE ME LOL
I JUST WIND EM UP ONE SAID HE WANTS IT ON THE STOCK I SAID I,M DOING STOCK LOW LOADER FRIDGE AND TAUTLINER SO IT GETS BEST OF ALL WORLDS
HEY PM ME WITH YER EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER LIKE TO MEET UP AND CHEW THE FAT OVER OLD TIMES
CHERRS FOR NOW MUDDY
Young heifers had the runs from fresh grass,apparently when stationary at traffic lights,they shot the high projectile liquid in to an expensive sports car,over the leather seats,lady car driver,in an open top car.Not impressed.
i had a load of hiefers on my first ever export load to st malo was in a bedford tk had 7 on board the lorry good old britany ferries parked a white capri a cavan along side my lorry when we got off 7 hours later the car and caravan were a yuckie shade of green my response? least your have good luck on yer hols mate
saw noel yesterday in tewksbury dont change does he good ole boy
haven’t seen Noel in ages is he still refurbing old trucks for William Gilder? i think the last time i saw Noel was at the vintage truck show at gaydon about 3 years ago, what about whizzer whts he doin with himself these days[ no rude comments pleeease ] is he stil in sean stevens shed mending old tractorsand what about simon gilder whats he doing now someone strange driving the foden timber cart he used to drive! aven’t seen slipery nick carter around recently whats he doing these days? i dunno all these questions can anyone answer them for me pls
hi right noel is stil restoring old motors up at williams yard i see james gilder a bit and billy down the old spot not seen slippery for ages
maggott51:
hiya graham, i remember you, hey have you finally learned to turn the wheel the right way yet . didnt know you’d gone back to marshalls thort you left us to go to atchison topeka or perhaps i’m getting confused in my old age he he. nice to here from you any way. take care maggott.
well maggott i must say thenkyou for giving me the chance to drive you to spillers millenium. we needed a load of wheatfeed at the mill and you offered to collect a load from silvertown and i asked if you would let me drive you in the F12 i was restoring. i couldnt believe you said yes. so off we went on L plates. ive never forgotten that night. many thanks ray and hope your keeping well.
regards mark
yeah i’m fine young mark hope you is to , i remember that trip youre face was a picture. what you doin wiv yourself these days the last time i saw you was at Dans funeral a very sad day!. i have a look on here from time to time so maybe we will speak agin soon i hope. take good care Mark.
The real Basher
Drove my brains out put the kids through good schools and univercity bought a small farm in the west of Ireland. Kicck back and watch the grass grow.
Good luck. Basher.
Sorry about the spelling this key board is not in forest mind. good luck
hiya basher, it’s good to hear your still around and well, i often wondered what had happened to you after you left peters, mudworm did tell me you were working for an irish firm but did’nt say who it was, did’nt know you had settled out their though are you in the south or the north ? and are you still driving or have you retired from that game now i aint still like playing with the big toys but at 58 taking life a little easier now on container traffic hence the reply to you , as i write this reply am in manchester on a 4 hour tip plus you get a chance to catch up on some of that sleep P G stole from me all those years ago. well nice to see yur still around Basher hope to speak wiv you again soon. Maggott.
Down south Maggot in south Kerry sheep farming. When I get the urge to drive a lorry I do a bit of relief on the fridges to the continant but not too often.
hows the craig over with yourself.
I remember mick cook and jhon harris i wos on for G W Martin of brantree essex runing pigs to europ and beyond all the best MICK WILD .
muddy33:
morning all re peter gilder drivers some of you might regonise my name but he had a hellof a lot of drivers go through his doors everyone forgot mick cook who was his first full time driver then maggot jock davidson carl makey percy harris angus maxwell spud myself (muddy) nick whale aka rodders we all done time for him was hard life but a great crack and when things got bent there was always phil hutton the doc or steve in the workshops always there to straighten it all out again
Got to get on nights coming you have all heard that on PG,s. I done a load to europe with the crowd from Braintree. Cant remember where. Hows the form Mud.
Hmmmmmm, If the devil cast his net on here,hed certainly get a netful :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: The one thing about P.G he pops up in the most unexpected places, I worked in South Africa for a bit, and was in bar with a friend, she introduced me to her brother, he started rabbitting on about trucks in U.K and a bloke he was trying to contact, couldnt get to him etc etc, and that man was P.G, so I rang him there and then, got me some good good brownie points with my friend 
Few weeks ago, I was driving a machine on a site in Palmerston North, got talking to a brickie from Manchester, usual chat where u from etc etc, he said his mate was from Glos so had a chat to him and turned out he drove for P.G in the eighties too, I se him about town now and again,and will get his name, I think he`s from Winchcombe, the posh end of Glos,some of you real oldies mite know him
Does anyone know what Angus is or was doing. He used to come in my pub in Chipping Norton in the 90’s as he had friends there.
I was on M/E work in the 70’s so it was nice to have a chat with him.
Last I heard Angus was working for Mathews(bv),away 6 weeks at a time.I presume hes still living up north. I hadnt seen him for yrs and Iwas talking to a bloke on boat one day, on about Gilders etc and he said bloke used to work with him worked for Gilders, his name was Gus,didnt register, and I said öh a few have worked for him and a few more have said they have, anyway after about a hour on the coffee talking suddenly I realised,Gus -Angus, it couldnt be, anyway it was, wouldnt give me Angus No, so gave him mine, and within a day he rang me, and we met up in Spain, then again back in U.K. Last I heard he parked up in PGs yard to got to a wedding in B-o-W.
I have tried to txt him on the No I got but no reply,I expect he`s ok,he is a survivor
john.d.m
thanks for that info, the old chap that Angus used to visit in Chippy died a good few years back so I guess he had no reason to come back.
But good to know he’s still clocking a few miles up.
Rather him than me.
Rather anybody but me, the way things are on the road these days.
Take care and thanks again