Berger Paints now theres a blast from the past!
This picture was taken in the entrance to the then Berger depot at Stakehill Middleton Manchester.
When Berger moved out in 1982 the depot became a Tesco non perishable depot.
Tesco moved out a couple of years ago and it is now a small B&Q distribution depot
Regards Paul Northwest Trucks
Hello again,heres another load 
Running under T.I.R rules like this A.D.Forsey driver is must bring back memories for the older continental drivers
Cheers Bubbs. 
Bubs, the last pic on here looks like Gwynn Jones the last time i saw him he was driving for Thatchers Cider from Sandford nr Weston s mare,keep up the good work it has taken me days to go through all these pages, the triffids are taking over cos ive been on here so long take care Melv. 
Hello,nice stuff Flatman…some Sed/Aks today.
Hope these are ok.
Cheers Bubbs.
A few more fore your great thread
artic monkey:
andyrichardson:
hi their my dad(maurice richardson) worked for wcf for about 30years we always went with him in holidays and saturday mornings i recognised you straight away in the photo i wish i had taken photos now, i have a phew ill put on , do you remember that scammell crusader you had. i worked at holmans back end of 80s begining of 90s i have some photos their and some from flowers transport where i started from school great to see wcf volvo again cheers andy richardsoncquote=“yorkyjoy”]Trucks running out of Selby Yorks and local area 60/70’sHi andy,nice to know Maurice is still with us.Sorry to say these are the only WCF pictures i have left don’t know were the rest are. I do have one of the old Crusader but it is only on the front cover of a WCF mag when they got it new.I still live near a few of the old company drivers /John Tomlinson /Dez Thackrey/Garry Falkingham /sadley John Firth died last week and my old friend Stuart Ingham died four years ago/His brother Ian still lives local to me,also see Terry Smith sometimes in town.glad you sent the e-mail nice to keep in touch with old work mates. My eldest son has just restored an F88 which is also on this web site ( F88 UAG 999R Restored ) if you want to have a look,still got quite a few pictures to add to the posting when I get them downloaded. Looking foward to seeing your pictures when you get them onto the site/Best wishes to your dad from me yorkyjoy.
Frears (First Haulage in Selby) H Campeys (Thorpe), F Parrotts (Thorpe),B Watson & J Watson (Selby),B Cassidy (Selby). A Nutt (Selby), Onwards (Selby),J Scarr & D Scarr(Brayton), F Wright (Selby), Sykes (Camblesforth), West ■■■■■■■■■■ Farmers (Selby). Chilvers (Hambleton), BRS (Selby), Rostrons (Selby),S Blackers (Selby), Dane Pack & Dan Link (Selby), Holmans (Carlton), Ranks Flour Mill (Selby), Niel Houseman (Bubwith), Alec Petch (Snaith), Aldred & Harper (Selby), Roy Fox (Selby), David Jarred (Osgodby), Swans (Selby), S Burden (Selby),P Bell (Selby),Ideal Flour Mills (Selby), G Whitehead (Selby), Fleet Bush (Selby), Mooney & Morley (Selby), Wilkinsons(Coal)(Selby), B Horsefield (Whitley Bridge), B Lewis & N Lewis (Eggborough), D Hampshire (Knottingley), J Barwise (Selby), K Daltry (Selby), P&P Middelbrook (Brayton), Fletchers Sauce (Barlby), F Coverdale (Riccall), Beavers (Carlton), R Driffill (Cliffe),A Storey (Barlow), Leapers (Riccall), BATA (Cliffe), Spetch (Bubwith), C Boddy (Camblesforth), B Beaumont (Selby), Firths (Wistow), Sissons (Sherburn), Moxons (Sherburn),
There May still be some missing but I have tried to stay with the older buisnesses,if I can think of any more I will add them to the list later.
andy richardson, theres a name ive not heard for a while how you keeping mate cant remember the last time i saw you, think it may of been in the fleece filling up one day when you was on the sugar tanker. all the best jud.
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bubbleman:
Hello,nice stuff Flatman…some Sed/Aks today.
Hope these are ok.Cheers Bubbs.
Very splendid, thank you, especially the Pandoro ones! 
Hello again,“lets have a few Fodens you fat git Marc”…ok
Hope these are ok.
Cheers Bubbs.
Cracking pics once again Marc,always nice to see some Fodens.
Cheers Dave.
Ah, Longcliffe, getting close to home now Marc! I went past their place last week and they still have a few out of service Foden tanker’s in the yard that have been parked up for several years. Don’t suppose you have a pic of the Norde’s that they ran in the '60’s?
Pete.
Aye,great pics once again Mark. Longcliffe and Cutts from Barnsley I remember very well 
Cracking stuff as usual Marcus well done
Regards Paul Northwest Trucks
Hi lads,glad the Fodens went down well. ,a mixture today…heres one for the “old” boys …a Crossley 
Hope these are ok.
Cheers Bubbs.
Hi just back from a trip to Ireland anyone recognise these two eight wheeler ERF’s which were fairground lorries?
Hi again,Hey Pat,good old pics mate…thanks for putting them on the scrapbook…NAC361F was new to Rugby Portland Cement…they also had360F, 363F and 363F too,all registered on 1/8/67.
Cheers Bubbs,with anorak on.
Ooops ,didnt read the preview…Should be 360F,362F and 363F…Sorry.
Bubbs 
bubbleman:
Hi again,Hey Pat,good old pics mate…thanks for putting them on the scrapbook…NAC361F was new to Rugby Portland Cement…they also had360F, 363F and 363F too,all registered on 1/8/67.
Cheers Bubbs,with anorak on.
Hi Marc here are a couple more pics
Heres a colour picture of the Truck on the far left. When they first got them they were so busy they weren’t signwritten immediately. The trucks were some of the first Fiat 170’s NT26.
Hello again,Pat…good stuff,here mate do you still break Scanias,if you do why not take a pic before it gets dismantled…imagine if you’d photoed everything thats come through the gates…Wow!!!,Stupot thanks for posting the Carters pic
Hope these are ok.
Cheers Bubbs.