All blinged up with spotlights and colour coded mirrors 
I just emailed this bloke for his permission to post this brilliant picture.
Hello again,magic pic of the “S” type Malc…more please mate,heres a few more then including some for Molepower 
Keith Zietzen is at the wheel of the Strato
Cheers Bubbs, 
teecee65:
what about this classic then guys, mk2 with the lovely nine speed eaton roadranger, 220 ■■■■■■■■ great old motor!
Very splendid!
bubbleman:
,heres a few more then including some for Molepower
Keith Zietzen is at the wheel of the Strato
Cheers Bubbs,
bubbs your photo collection is huge how do you catalogue every thing ? haulier names ? numberplates ?
loving the pics , as always .thanks
MolePower:
bubbs your photo collection is huge how do you catalogue every thing ? haulier names ? numberplates ?loving the pics , as always .thanks
I have it on good authority that Marcus has a very detailed filing system which he refers to on a regular basis.
(The only problem he has is that is spread all over the house) 
Great stuff as usual Marcus keep them coming 
moomooland:
MolePower:
bubbs your photo collection is huge how do you catalogue every thing ? haulier names ? numberplates ?loving the pics , as always .thanks
I have it on good authority that Marcus has a very detailed filing system which he refers to on a regular basis.
(The only problem he has is that is spread all over the house)
Great stuff as usual Marcus keep them coming
Hello again,As Paul (MooMoo) said,my collection is a bit shall we say haphazard 
but the Ways pics were easy to find as they take up three quarters of a shoebox so all I had to do was to flick through a handfull,a lot of my pics are filed under Hauliers,the more pics I get of a fleet then it gets filed in alphabetacle order.
The only thing is,I’m a sod for not putting anything back in its place
Heres todays pics.
Cheers Bubbs,
great pics bubbs but heres a challenge more a-one pics and any pics of albert hymas or alfred hymas (which are like rocking horse s**t) happy hunting cheers lovesponge 
bubbleman:
Cheers Bubbs,
Cool. I think there is a Ken Harvey thread running on this site somewhere. Certainly has a lot of mentions and I think Paul had/has a page dedicated to his lorries. I crossed over into turkey with a Harvey motor the first time I went.
Took this at a fete run by Bridgewater Canal Club in Runcorn last weekend
Hello again,Ok heres some more.
The last pic brings a memory to me,I was on the A361 near Frome taking a few pics and this one went by,I took a shot and about 5 minutes later it pulled back into the junction where I was,the driver got out and was gonna rip my head off…luckily for me I was quite friendly with one of the Sweeting family and he calmed down…even let me take the shot above…I’m on the large size but he was a bloody big fella 
Cheers Bubbs,
Wheel Nut:
bubbleman:
Cheers Bubbs,
Nice to see M704RAU on here Marcus that was one of four ERFs I had off Mo Baker which to be honest were a good macth for the FH12 when set up and retuned at ■■■■■■■■ Many a time had a call from drivers on there way back with the clay from the west country saying the ERFs just left me standing used to make me chuckle
I knew Ken would like to see the ERF! Am I presuming correctly that the Foden wrecker is ECC Quarries? Also I can’t make out the company name on the lovely Scania 81 (it’s my age I think!!), who is it?
Dieselcowboy:
I knew Ken would like to see the ERF! Am I presuming correctly that the Foden wrecker is ECC Quarries? Also I can’t make out the company name on the lovely Scania 81 (it’s my age I think!!), who is it?
Hi Dieselcowboy,
The Scania 81 belonged to Evans & Williams Transport Co from South Wales.If you zoom the pic up to 400% on the bottom right hand corner of your screen you can read it ok.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Dieselcowboy:
I knew Ken would like to see the ERF! Am I presuming correctly that the Foden wrecker is ECC Quarries? Also I can’t make out the company name on the lovely Scania 81 (it’s my age I think!!), who is it?Hi Dieselcowboy,
The Scania 81 belonged to Evans & Williams Transport Co from South Wales.If you zoom the pic up to 400% on the bottom right hand corner of your screen you can read it ok.
Cheers Dave.
I know somebody on here who won’t be zooming on it Dave!
Chris Webb:
Dave the Renegade:
Dieselcowboy:
I knew Ken would like to see the ERF! Am I presuming correctly that the Foden wrecker is ECC Quarries? Also I can’t make out the company name on the lovely Scania 81 (it’s my age I think!!), who is it?Hi Dieselcowboy,
The Scania 81 belonged to Evans & Williams Transport Co from South Wales.If you zoom the pic up to 400% on the bottom right hand corner of your screen you can read it ok.
Cheers Dave.
I know somebody on here who won’t be zooming on it Dave!
Me thinks he could come from the North East Chris .
Whats the ELC (must have been Sw doing the tspt in those days) lorry overtaking the Thomas Foden.
FL 6 ?
Suedehead:
Whats the ELC (must have been Sw doing the tspt in those days) lorry overtaking the Thomas Foden.
FL 6 ?
Hiya …i think the Foden is going up the inside of that Volvo…he he
John
Dieselcowboy wrote:
I knew Ken would like to see the ERF! Am I presuming correctly that the Foden wrecker is ECC Quarries? Also I can’t make out the company name on the lovely Scania 81 (it’s my age I think!!), who is it?
Not as much as I enjoyed wacthing them go LOL Never understood why we had globetroters Scania 3/4series V8 big Dafs BIg v8 fiat
things yet every now and again he would go and get ERFs Seddon Atkinson Transcontilnentals just never made sense to me