Buzzer:
Dipster:
grumpy old man:
Buzzer:
Buzzer
Vauxhall Cresta, Austin A35, Ford Cortina, Triumph Herald, Hillman estate car ?
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The last one is a Ford Anglia van with window conversion.
Dipster remember that pub well, not a usual watering hole for me even though I only lived 3 mile away but one Christmas day night it was the only pub round us open so we went, someone had won a tray of eggs in a draw and not claimed the prize and some bright spark thought it a good idea as to who could swallow a raw egg, well one had to have a go and got it half way down and knew I was about to vomit so made for the door, got it open then up she came with half me dinner all over the “WELCOME” mat that was in the doorway, just flipped it over and went back in and carried on with me pint 
Buzzer
Was that lovely Cresta yours perchance?
No mate did not own a car then but had borrowed me dads Wolseley 690 and that was a big heavy old brute to drive, Buzzer
Vauxhall Cresta, Austin A35, Ford Cortina, Triumph Herald, Hillman estate car ?
A Ford Anglia Thames Van conversion. Franky.
Ok, I give in, the last one is a Ford 
grumpy old man:
Ok, I give in, the last one is a Ford
Is it fitted with alloy wheels?
Cheapside, Barnsley looking towards Sheffield Road and Doncaster Road, with part of the open market on the left. Photo taken in the early/mid sixties, before that part of town was torn down and replaced with an unloved concrete monstrosity - which has recently been torn down and replaced by another soulless monstrosity, which will no doubt, in a couple of generations, repeat the cycle.
New Street, Barnsley , 1980s. The concrete Yorkshire Bank building, bottom left, was the first part of the Alhambra Centre development which replaced all the other shops on that side of the street. The large Co-op store at the top (with the clocktower), was destroyed (many say purposely) by fire a few years ago, along with its ornate cast iron frontage and window frames. Most of the buildings on the right hand side survive, and the neon Stork above Bailey’s Baby Shop windows is now on display at the Elsecar Heritage Centre. The lower half of the street is now pedestrianised.
Marshall’s cross, St Helens but who can name all the makes of vehicles in the shot, Buzzer
Dodge 300 tipper following a Leyland PD3, Austin or Morris LD joining the main road, Commer N on the right, Mini hiding in the bottom RH corner, and a later Vauxhall Victor F Type, Mk1 Cortina, Triumph Herald and a Singer Vogue on the main road.
Please donate my prize money to the knackered old driver’s beer fund.
fodenway:
Dodge 300 tipper following a Leyland PD3, Austin or Morris LD joining the main road, Commer N on the right, Mini hiding in the bottom RH corner, and a later Vauxhall Victor F Type, Mk1 Cortina, Triumph Herald and a Singer Vogue on the main road.
Please donate my prize money to the knackered old driver’s beer fund.
Very good, you knew more than me Buzzer
Buzzer:
Buzzer
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Was there this morning, the ‘Anglebox’ isn’t parked there now though! 
Pete.
windrush:
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Was there this morning, the ‘Anglebox’ isn’t parked there now though!
Pete.
Thats a shame, had one of those back in the day Buzzer
This one is still knocking around.
HALIFAX ROAD, ROCHDALE.
A58 Halifax Road, recently.
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