Joshh:
i’ll get some considering my dads a tarmacer when i next go working with him i’ll get some photies of some smart tippers.
Sorry bud but this topic from here onin is dedicated to the ‘khaki’ cause. Plenty of other threads to drop tipper pics in.
Maybe a mod could change the thread title to ‘(khaki) Tarmac tippers’ ?
You can edit it yourself Bonkey.Just go to your first post and press edit,you can add to the title or whatever.
I think it should be open to all Tarmac Tippers (I’ll post some black ones soon !), as it keeps the tread alive and brings in alot of variety, and keeps it on the front of Trucknet, its come along alot in the last few months by doing this …
Sorry TARMAC mate; not meaning to rock the boat but just trying to differentiate the khakis from the more bland (IMO) corporate livery/logo that Tarmac brought in in '96.
Put it this way, will we be enthusing about the Volvos and Scanias painted in todays colours in 40 years the same we do over the Reivers, AECs, Routemans etc in the kahaki livery? I think not somehow.
I mean, I know back then that quite a lot of people thought the khaki colourscheme was drab and insipid but not me!
I actually thought it was rather smart and befitted the blackstuff company rather well.
If you think we should carry on the way it is the now, then we shall do so, but please, keep digging for the khakis TARMAC. (And lads.)
Joshh:
i’ll get some considering my dads a tarmacer when i next go working with him i’ll get some photies of some smart tippers.
Sorry bud but this topic from here onin is dedicated to the ‘khaki’ cause. Plenty of other threads to drop tipper pics in.
Maybe a mod could change the thread title to ‘(khaki) Tarmac tippers’ ?
You can edit it yourself Bonkey.Just go to your first post and press edit,you can add to the title or whatever.
TARMAC:
Here’s an old one, this looks like an official publicity shot to me…
photograph shows gordon henson (dodo ) driving the reiver and peter banks on the paver both worked out of CORBY depot my granddad sid freer my dad brian freer my uncle robin my brother jim and myself all worked there from 1950s to its closure in the 1990s my father operated the Albion Cameronion 8 wheeler and later on an AEC ec limmer trinidad mercury tractor unit on the low loader followed by a number of Scammells , my grandad started with a Fordson 7v tipper his last motor a leyland reiver
Thanx for IDing this one, this picture came second in Tarmac’s recent Intranet (for staff) Nostalgia Competition, where employees were asked to submit pictures from the companies past…(No, prizes for guessing who won !!)
TARMAC:
Here’s an old one, this looks like an official publicity shot to me…
photograph shows gordon henson (dodo ) driving the reiver and peter banks on the paver both worked out of CORBY depot my granddad sid freer my dad brian freer my uncle robin my brother jim and myself all worked there from 1950s to its closure in the 1990s my father operated the Albion Cameronion 8 wheeler and later on an AEC ec limmer trinidad mercury tractor unit on the low loader followed by a number of Scammells , my grandad started with a Fordson 7v tipper his last motor a leyland reiver
Thanx for IDing this one, this picture came second in Tarmac’s recent Intranet (for staff) Nostalgia Competition, where employees were asked to submit pictures from the companies past…(No, prizes for guessing who won !!)
the press shot of F740 FVO taken at the stock pile at old cliffe hill
F740 FVO taken at the back of the lorry park looking towards the garage and truck wash after a couple of years after some graft i cant remember who drove it though Tarmac could tell us though
kevin gee’s old foden
all the above only spent 2/3 years max painted khaki green before being painted with the yellow stirpe round them when old cliffe hill closed and they all moved to new cliffe hill.
the fleet stand outside the garage all 4 sale 1989ish tarmac had finished with company drivers and gone over 2 owner drivers steve hoggar being 1 of the 1st
TARMAC:
Here’s an old one, this looks like an official publicity shot to me…
photograph shows gordon henson (dodo ) driving the reiver and peter banks on the paver both worked out of CORBY depot my granddad sid freer my dad brian freer my uncle robin my brother jim and myself all worked there from 1950s to its closure in the 1990s my father operated the Albion Cameronion 8 wheeler and later on an AEC ec limmer trinidad mercury tractor unit on the low loader followed by a number of Scammells , my grandad started with a Fordson 7v tipper his last motor a leyland reiver
Thanx for IDing this one, this picture came second in Tarmac’s recent Intranet (for staff) Nostalgia Competition, where employees were asked to submit pictures from the companies past…(No, prizes for guessing who won !!)
Which pic came first and third mate?
They were old quarry pictures from the 50’s, this was the only khaki truck…
Thats got to be the winner.
Q for TARMAC here: Have a few pics of wagons with the name ‘Haulmac’ on them in a similat typeface as the original Tarmac lettering; are they an offshoot company? Couple of pics here and more on request.
Pic of a couple of B series ERFs from the Horrocksford Lime Works that became the current working Tarmac quarry at Clitheroe:
Finally a pic of a Merc coming out of said Citheroe quarry with the entrance board to the left:
Some classy shots in there Kelvin…Never seen the Haulmac ones, think it was just another haulier using a similar name, as the logo is made up of their initials too, I have never come accross the name in publications…