Is that a Silver Roadways Foden lurking behind the Turners AEC?
trunkera1:
Is that a Silver Roadways Foden lurking behind the Turners AEC?
Looks like it is a Silver Roadways to me! Cheers Bewick.
Bewick:
trunkera1:
Is that a Silver Roadways Foden lurking behind the Turners AEC?Looks like it is a Silver Roadways to me! Cheers Bewick.
Definitely a Silver Roadways,magnify it up to 400% you can read the name.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
Bewick:
trunkera1:
Is that a Silver Roadways Foden lurking behind the Turners AEC?Looks like it is a Silver Roadways to me! Cheers Bewick.
Definitely a Silver Roadways,magnify it up to 400% you can read the name.
Cheers Dave.
Yes, and both Turner pictures images were taken by Arthur Ingram on 9th October 1964. The location - Silvertown Way.
Dave, is that last picture taken in a village called Turnastone?
Stanfield:
Another Volvo F10 of L V transport from gravesend.It could be the same truck that bubbleman has put on apart from the reg plate everything else is the same (air horns/window flags/knights heads etc)
oh and the F10 badge on the grill has been moved. 0 its got to have been the same driver.
im doing a bit of work on a family tree…
and im about 95% sure my farther was the driver of that truck
“Feathers In Our Cap” in the middle of all the flags on the dash in window is an old radiator cap Indian head
and i still have this her as my farther had this in every cap i ever went in with him with all the flags and i still have them to
emmerson2:
Dave, is that last picture taken in a village called Turnastone?
Yes it is emmerson2,as far as I know the place is still open.
Cheers Dave.
Remember when Sparrows had a cafe at the end of their yard as you went into Bath from Bristol.
Cheers Phil
iirc there was a roadside cabin i used to use just before sparrows on the left,anyone remember that one?
regards dave.
Numbum,
Nice to see this brace of B Series’ of AK (Keith) Bedford from Crediton Devon.
My Dad hired a bulk tipping trailer from them when he was offered a demonstrator of the then newly released TL12 powered Leyland Roadtrain. We were doing quite a lot of work with Keith’s brother George aka ‘Geroges Haulage’ at the time.
Memories ehh!
Andrew Stone
A few bulk artic tippers.
Well Hello everyone,thanks to all who’ve kept the driving seat warm while I’ve been away 
,I’ll be sorting a few pics out from where I’ve been hanging out lately later on but in the meantime heres another treat from the Roger Kenny collection with thanks to Retriever for releasing them
The last one is for Chris Hill who has kindly supplied photos through Pat(ainacs) 
Cheers Bubbs,
whoooohoooo bubbs is back
Hi again,Hey I just noticed…as well as turning the 3 year corner,the thread has passed the half million views while I was away…blimey,I didnt think I looked in so many times .
Heres more from Rogers collection,courtousy of Retiever.
A chinese 6 TK…now thats a bit rare
Thanks to the half million who’ve looked in…well done lads
Cheers Bubbs,
Thank you bubs. keep up the good work.
rjservices:
Stanfield:
Another Volvo F10 of L V transport from gravesend.It could be the same truck that bubbleman has put on apart from the reg plate everything else is the same (air horns/window flags/knights heads etc)
im doing a bit of work on a family tree…
and im about 95% sure my farther was the driver of that truck
“Feathers In Our Cap” in the middle of all the flags on the dash in window is an old radiator cap Indian head
and i still have this her as my farther had this in every cap i ever went in with him with all the flags and i still have them to
The Indian Head,as you put it,has been lifted from Guy Warrior,I think they must be quite rare these days!
Take it easy,
David
Any chance of locations and dates for these great pics, or were such details not recorded at the time?