Scrapbook Memories (Part 1)

Loosemores of Battlefield, Shrewsbury, then and later.
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ERF Patrol wagon, watching Motorway Cops on TV a while back, ex HGV driver and now Police Patrol car officer Angus Nairn at times drives an unmarked Scania tractor unit, he works the M5 and gets a lot of credit from Brit HGV drivers for nailing overloaded, overhours and faulty wagons from the continent.
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Owner driver J MacLeod with load of fish heading south on rather tricky road surface.
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The making of the Felling bypass and Wimpey to the fore.
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If Carlsberg made a lorry would it be a MAN :wink:
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A couple of TDG on contract to Dorman Long Steel, what I remember most about the Transport Development Group back in the early 60s was the swallowing up of some fine haulage companies in Scotland (and elsewhere) these firms later just died away.
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A MAN wi’ a kilt on :smiley: .
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For Atkinson fans starting with one from Australia.
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oiltreader thanks for the photos the Atkinson viewline has a very high load on there I would say it is around 18 feet high min. going how much is showing above the cab and that height cause a lot of problems. :unamused: :laughing:
cheers Johnnie :wink:

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The making of the Felling bypass and Wimpey to the fore.
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That looks like the “OLD Fold” pub onthe Felling Bypass now demolished, next to Gateshead Stadium.
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I remember my Father telling me when he drove for Anthony Mole they also done a lot of work on the new Felling Bypass and after one hot day they parked all the motors up outside the new Old Fold which had just opened and got the first pint free, many more followed after that no doubt! Strange to think in pub terms it wasn’t that old from being built to being pulled down. Franky.

Wincanton Transport a few years ago.
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1920 W H Dorman lorry. W H Dorman were engine builders in Stafford.
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P Warburton of Uttoxeter, the front motor in the bottom pic, is a Proctor not many of them about.
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Could this have been the start of Rugby Cement. With a later one.
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Wincanton Transport a few years ago.
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Great photos of those MK3 Mammoth Majors,any idea where they were taken? :sunglasses:

Scania Bling.

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Scania cab interior.
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Scania Bling.

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CH.

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Scania Bling.

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What a contrast between Wincanton AECs and that thing,give me the MK3 anytime…and some log sheets . :smiley:

Oil treader the first Veh you have as belonging to Septimius Cook belonged to his Father Thomas Cook,Septimius and Siddle are sat on the log with their father,it was part of a tree felled in Duncombe Park .

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