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UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS OLD TIME LORRIES, COMPANIES AND DRIVERS (INTERACT
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Hi yes the F86 was great for putting a lot of weight on it but it was under powered. Mind you my dad loved the little beast lol. It was used in the quarry at Bayston hill near Shrewsbury. It was also used too get sugar beet from the farms to the sugar beet factory at Allscott. Tony

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I think somebody on this thread has enquired about Caulkins of Loggerheads heres one

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Hi boys

chepstowchap:
I think somebody on this thread has enquired about Caulkins of Loggerheads heres one

Chris does that ring any bells, the earlier ones did not have the white band around the cab.
thanks chepstowchap

Regards Keith.

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Hi chris yes that was me keiths right old ones did not have white band .great this site olny amatter of time and a photo will turn up cheers ian

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chepstowchap:
I think somebody on this thread has enquired about Caulkins of Loggerheads heres one

was it this model that the bunks could be made into a double bed :question:

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Think it’s an S90, used a steel Motor Panels cab.

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dessert driver:
Hi boys

chepstowchap:
I think somebody on this thread has enquired about Caulkins of Loggerheads heres one

Chris does that ring any bells, the earlier ones did not have the white band around the cab.
thanks chepstowchap

Regards Keith.

Hi Keith,yes that’s the company,it’s all coming back to me now.No white band in 1970 and perhaps I was wrong about the low-loader :unamused: .Well,it was 40 years ago.
Thanks to chepstowchap as well.

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Hi all found some stuff on Swains of Stretton from magazines in the attic here we go











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mercman123:
Hi all found some stuff on Swains of Stretton from magazines in the attic here we go
[this is steve swain hes the one son from swains of stretton which is still going different company

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Yes I know its steve swain but hes from shropshire so I thought people would like too see it .Tony

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From The 2010 Shropshire truck show





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hi all heres a pics of some trucks i drove and firms i worked while i lived in

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my mate John Painters fl10 at peterborohttp://i796.photobucket.com/albums/yy241/chris143_01/JohnPainterstruck.jpg[/img]

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Geof Hewsons magnums at the first Hereford showhttp://i796.photobucket.com/albums/yy241/chris143_01/geofhewson-1.jpg[/img]

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R M Woolley Foden at their Bucknell yard around 1981

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chepstowchap:
R M Woolley Foden at their Bucknell yard around 1981

Cracking pic of Woolley’s Foden chepstowchap. Do you have any of their lorries when they were red.
Cheers Dave.

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Hello Dave Yeh i think i have got a couple but they are not very good quality since i snapped them with an old instamatic! as iwas only akid at the time but i will flag them up All the best chepstowchap

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Dave the Renegade:

chepstowchap:
R M Woolley Foden at their Bucknell yard around 1981

Cracking pic of Woolley’s Foden chepstowchap. Do you have any of their lorries when they were red.
Cheers Dave.

Hi Dave/chepstowchap. Woolley’s were owned by Joblin Purser at that time, hence the blue and yellow cab. Before Joblin Purser took them over, ■■■■ Woolley had sold out to Lancashire Tar Distillers. Have got a photo of a Joblin Purser/Woolley’s D series somewhere and Dad used to have a photo of a wrecker they made out of parts from various lorries.
Do you have a photo of JUX 813E, a 2 stroke Foden S21 unit?