Overview of Cauldon Low taken mid 90s.
This is Bankfield quarry Clitheroe.
Couple of internal wagons at Bankfield taken mid 90s. Maybe were once tippers?
Nice to see a couple of Dene lorries on there Bonkey, Nigel Wood still runs a Foden but I see that one of Smiths of Bletchindon’s eight leggers is in his yard as well now. Not one that Nathan (muckaway) had, it’s too clean! 
Pete.
Mark Jones owner driver from tarmac Strinds Quarry.
One of Bayliss Bros Scanias from tarmac Strinds quarry.
David Gwynne owner driver from tarmac Strinds quarry.
One of South Wales haulier Neil Parsons Renaults currently hauling out of Strinds and Gore quarries.
Mark Herrits owner driver hauls out of tarmac Strinds quarry.
Bayliss Brothers Scania.
Bayliss Brothers Volvo.
One of Bayliss Brothers Scania artics.
Copy of the new add Tarmac add appearing in the trade press this week…nice and moody ?
Not a Tipper but at one time part of the Tarmac empire
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Stanfield:
Hi Bonkey
Here’s one for you mate.1947 model Ford model 7V 5tonner was new to Tarmac Ltd @ their Corby depot.This vehicle has been restored and returned to the Tarmac livery of the day and was photographed in 1992.
John
this vehicle now lives in a transport museum in somerset ,it is painted in the museum owners livery who claim it was used in a somerset quarry . new to TARMAC LTD . based at stanion lane corby northants ORF 102 ettingshall wolverhampton reg no
anyone got any photos of the tarmac corby fleet .looking for thames traders but any vehicles from any age would be good
thanks
i have a picture of the entire fleet at Corby circa 1940 on my office wall…an original shot from by the old garage, I’ll scan it in over the next few days…Tarmac did not have any quarries in Somerset in that era, so not sure where they think it came from…
Here you go, not the one on my wall, the Corby Fleet circa 1950…
and inside the Transport Garage, circa 1953
The garage was still standing until about 1994, if I remember, I often worked at Tarmac Corby in those days, it was on Geddington Road, Corby, it closed soo after the A1/M1 Link, the A14 was built…
Hi Tarmac.
Great pics thanks for posting. Mike.
Not a tipper, but i am sure its worth posting, from 2006…
Another variation on the usual livery, one of BaystonHill’s hauliers…
My apoligies if we have had this one on before.But still worth another look.
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TARMAC:
Another variation on the usual livery, one of BaystonHill’s hauliers…
Mick Breakwell?