240 Gardner:
Anyone know where this registration originates from?
I had a Mk II Cortina 1600E that was AYH300H
mrken:
Keep em going got a tear in my eye here my dad worked at cyprien fox at tower hill then got moved to chobham farm stratford they used to go all europe with them old atkis and then the clarkson group split it to Howe european Enfield and alltransport stratford wear they had 2 of those atkis a big j v6 ■■■■■■■ and a lhd 110 scania and early alltransport fridges and tilts with speedex shipping on Boyzee remembers that merc of SGH i bet
Your right mr ken the 1418 merc of sgh was one of Tel,s it had his daughters name on the front “sasha”.The trailer is one of sgh internationals kangeroo tilts,they had an office and wharehouse in wapping high street.They did unaccompanied trailers to spain and portugal,we would take them to southampton.I drove the merc now an then but like all 1418,s the brakes were only air assisted with a ratchet hand brake.It was eventually sold in px for a 111 sleeper that belong to n riley i think they were from colchester way .It was a shock seeing this a picture of this lorry after all these years.It was new in 1972 an sold around 1978.
Hi KW AYH is a London reg.
Cheers MaggieD
What a great thread, fantastic stuff!! Thanks Marc.
KW:
240 Gardner:
Anyone know where this registration originates from?
I had a Mk II Cortina 1600E that was AYH300H
Chris,A.E.Evans cut an AEC MK5 8-legger down and transformed it into a 6-wheel,twin-steer tractor.The re-reg was AYH 701H…
and I’ve never seen an Atki like that 
Got a few more pics to share,thanks to everybody who have said they’re enjoying the thread.
Hope these are of interest to someone,cheers Marc.
Been busy scanning more cuttings,dunno if anyones interested in these.
Thats it for the time being,cheers Marc.
Cracking thread, keep it going.
As i said before. Fantastic stuff!!
Excellent, really good post, thanks for sharing, keep’em coming! some memories there!
I have scanned a few Fords and some E.R.Fs,again I hope they’re of interest.
Thats it for now then,cheers Marc.
bubbleman:
I have scanned a few Fords and some E.R.Fs,again I hope they’re of interest.
Interest? Interest?? Sheer fascination!!
Thanks for a great selection of pics
What 240Gs said.
Many thanks for the effort (and patience) needed for the scanning and uploading of all the clippings.It’s much appreciated. 
PS.Thanks aldo for the tipper bits you’ve sorted.Every one a winner ! 
Thanks bubbleman for the great pics, especially of the Funstons F89…and he is almost home
A BIG thank you for the encouragement I’m getting from everybody and theres loads more if it’s wanted. This next lot are all Bedfords,I’ve a soft spot for the old TK as I’ve done 1000s of miles in one. I hope they are of interest once again. Cheers Marc.
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Bubbleman,
This is a fantastic thread, brilliant images - keep them coming
Thanks very much for sharing them
Regards
Ant
Had an hour to spare so thought I’d do a few more pics, lets start with a brace of BUBBLES 
The Joker (last pic) has been seen on the Davies international thread.
Q,anyone know the limit of pics that can be put on photobucket?
Cheers for now, Marc
Marc,
great pics again, thanks
Q,anyone know the limit of pics that can be put on photobucket?
Don’t know htte limit, I suppose there must be one, but I resize mine down to medium, as I hope this won’t take up as much space on there (allthough it tends to do strange things to photos sometimes !!)
Regards
Ant
Excellent pics, bringing back some memories, keep em coming
That photograph of Robert Armstrongs roadtrain. The driver,Could that have been John Smith By any chance? I await your answers. 