bubbleman:
Hi fellas,heres todays bits
This was a father and son fleet had a couple of Mercs also did some bulk tipper work.
This is a ex Allied mills flour tanker Yorkshire ideal from Selby then it carried cement with phil read cheers Flourpower
Cheers Bubbs,
FLOURPOWER:
bubbleman:
Hi again,good info on the Milnthorpe company Dennis and great pics Marcus22,keep stuff like that coming mate.
hello flourpwer nice photos the scammell constructor has a Gateshead reg no. did it belong to Clark Chapmans
Heres todays stuff,a good 'un to start with.by any chance cheers Larry
Hi Marcus great flour shot and a 8 wheeler thanks Flourpower Think this was one of Spillers Avonmouth mill.
Cheers Bubbs,
daibootsy:
GWYNNE BOWEN LTD
I remember seeing a few of this model Foden, was the designer havin a laugh or what, they must have been the ugliest abortion of a truck on the road at the time.
bubbleman:
Cheers Bubbs,
Brilliant photo
Hi lads,heres todays offering. 
Cheers Bubbs,
MaggieD:
Hi Marcus,
Many thanks for all the great pics you keep putting on,you never cease to amaze me !!
I took your advice and photographed this Foden today looks like it was operated in your area !
Also a couple of Magirus shots for NZ JAMIE I think the 232 SYA 12 R was ex Milcox or Streets
Regards
Richard
that foden was new to Dave Draper in Barnstaple was run in ARC colours up until he retired he sold it to a chap in Saltash it was then painted orange RMC colours i believe.
Here is a couple of pics of the century oils kenworth that i took at brands hatch , hope you like them
Evening all, Gentlemen superb pictures! Thank you all. Bubbleman, Cyril Forrester from Whixall, Shropshire his Foden chinese six is probably long gone, but Cyril purchased the first F88 that Hartshornes from Walsall, ever sold. Chrome grille, 8speed, ran it on straw on the farm for at least two years, if not longer, before registering it! Oh happy the days of 100% capital allowances, now long gone! Just going to Somerset for a second, Leonard Parsons sold an amazing number of Magirus 232, and 310 tractors, I think almost twice the national average. I always thought Michael Streets fleet from Watchet particularly striking in that maroon and white livery. Tremendous thread this, really gets the “little grey cells” working, Cheerio.
TRANSCON ANDY:
Here ya go Andy, to many and 
G’day fellas,
Thanks for yet more pics and info of and about Maggies.
Here’s some more ‘Pommie Kenwoths’ for you. I took these over the weekend while doing the rounds.
They are used for moving trailers and freight on the Cook Strait ferrys between the North and South Islands.
They should last a while being on or near the water with the fiberglass cabs.
Spot the rice burner in the middle.
Hello lads,great pics from down under Jamie,well done mate,heres todays helping. 
Cheers Bubbs,
Hi Bubs. keep them AEC comming. cheers mick.
Just going to Somerset for a second, Leonard Parsons sold an amazing number of Magirus 232, and 310 tractors, I think almost twice the national average. I always thought Michael Streets fleet from Watchet particularly striking in that maroon and white livery. Tremendous thread this, really gets the “little grey cells” working, Cheerio.
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Hi Saviem,
You are right about Len Parsons I brought 3 or 4 off him,he was a nice chap to do business with, I brought a Saviem from him it used to whistle just like Concord when the turbo came in
Here’s another ex Somerset Maggie but a later model.
Regards
Richard
bubbleman:
Hello lads,great pics from down under Jamie,well done mate,heres todays helping.
My dad drove the same one on petrol for Mobil for Tyburns they had a depot in Asthon-in- Makerfield near to the M6 junction after the M6*A580 Junction
The eight wheel ford must have been a delight to drive!!!1
newmercman:
Wheel Nut:
How did that get all the way from Aberdeen if the engines were so crap?
The picture was taken on the Aberdeen By-Pass
What was wrong with the 320 ■■■■■■■ then?
robinswh:
The eight wheel ford must have been a delight to drive!!!1
hiya,
I’ll dare bet it was a bit of a “pill” when fully freighted.
thanks harry long retired.
Boatchaser:
bubbleman:
Hello lads,great pics from down under Jamie,well done mate,heres todays helping.
My dad drove the same one on petrol for Mobil for Tyburns they had a depot in Asthon-in- Makerfield near to the M6 junction after the M6*A580 Junction
Nice shot of the AEC Mammouth Minor Marc,I re-call that Brady’s had 6 on order in 1967 and because of the lumber that the sole Mandator they ran had given they cancelled the order as it had the same engine as the MM.Dennis.