Unusual axle-layout on the trailer, wonder what the thinking behind this was?
Volvo N10, D.J.v.d. Kooy
Operated by Bremken en de Vringer.
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Alan Lodge tankers
Sadler Tankers (when it was called Sadler & Co Ltd) Thornaby on Tees
A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myself 
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A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myself
Hello adr those TVWs were built in Warrington using left over parts when sentinels finished , some of them had Commer 2 stroke motors , i think it was North Cheshire who actually built them , and the cabs may have been locally built by boalloy . thank you Trevor
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A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myself
It stood for Transport Vehicles Warrington, they used up surplus Sentinel parts after they ceased production. I don’t think any two trucks were the same, some had Gardner 6LW’s fitted, a couple of eight wheeler tippers only had Gardner four potter’s (!) some tractor units had Commer two strokes, but the chassis was basically Sentinel!
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I remember NCM in Warrington ,iirc Alf Sutton had his fingers in the building of those vehicles ,Ted.
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A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myselfHello adr those TVWs were built in Warrington using left over parts when sentinels finished , some of them had Commer 2 stroke motors , i think it was North Cheshire who actually built them , and the cabs may have been locally built by boalloy . thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor, wonder if it was a kind of management buy-out thing at the time to try & keep things going etc? Although those sort of things usually start off full of enthusiasm but are usually doomed to failure 
. Regards Chris
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A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myselfHello adr those TVWs were built in Warrington using left over parts when sentinels finished , some of them had Commer 2 stroke motors , i think it was North Cheshire who actually built them , and the cabs may have been locally built by boalloy . thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor, wonder if it was a kind of management buy-out thing at the time to try & keep things going etc? Although those sort of things usually start off full of enthusiasm but are usually doomed to failure
Hello again adr , i wouldnt know if it had been a management buy out but Suttons did have some as well , and there was a firm around leicester who had some tippers . thank you Trevor
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A TVW G68, nice looking wagon, cab got a ERF look about it if you give it a oval grill. I’d never heard of a TVW myselfHello adr those TVWs were built in Warrington using left over parts when sentinels finished , some of them had Commer 2 stroke motors , i think it was North Cheshire who actually built them , and the cabs may have been locally built by boalloy . thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor, wonder if it was a kind of management buy-out thing at the time to try & keep things going etc? Although those sort of things usually start off full of enthusiasm but are usually doomed to failure
Hello again adr , i wouldnt know if it had been a management buy out but Suttons did have some as well , and there was a firm around leicester who had some tippers . thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor, I could see why a Haulier the size of Sutton’s would be interested in a venture like that, with the amount of wagons they bought it would keep their costs down to be able to have some say in the design & combine that with possibly a lower purchase price!!! Regards Chris
One Of Mr Lynch’s finest
And one of Hay’s loading Hypo, Forresters 141 and Bettley’s in Hay’s at Sandbach
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One Of Mr Lynch’s finest
And one of Hay’s loading Hypo, Forresters 141 and Bettley’s in Hay’s at Sandbach
Hello sniffy , lovely picture of Hays . forresters had 2 of those scanias but i think they were 111s that were stored for a couple of years before Cyril put them on the road . I believe they have been on trucknet somewhere else but i cant remember where though . thank you Trevor