v7victor:
Lawrence Dunbar:
0Larry driving Crowbars Foden 2 Stroke at Otterburn Festival show some years ago, what a fantastic motor I enjoyed just driving it around the arena, Regards Larry.Hey Larry,its a good job you did’nt go far with those air lines not coupled up!!!
Hiya…yes i noticed that…do,nt have a trailer jacknife in the arena lawrence.
John
Lawrence Dunbar:
No bother I didnt have a trailer on just a ballast box on top of the 5 wheel, Regards Larry.
Yeah Larry,i thought that was a red headboard in the photo 
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Hi all this is a pic of me Buzzer ( John ) and my oldest son Horry ( James ) who now runs the family company with his brother Steven ( ■■■■■■ ) Davies International, was Southampton but relocated to Fareham Hants,we were at a driver reunion which is held each year catching up with the past with many old mates.
Then and now
Londra Camping, Istanbul 1975
In front of my drum, Thailand 2010 with ‘her in doors’
Lawrence Dunbar:
0Me & my youngest son Nigel 1986, when I was in my prime Eh , Im retired now & Nigel drives an ERF For Jackey Adams, Regards Larry.
Young Nige’ resembles Jeff Smiles there Larry. Cheers.
rondavies:
Then and nowLondra Camping, Istanbul 1975
In front of my drum, Thailand 2010 with ‘her in doors’
Hullo Ron,
Bloody Hell mate, I,m sure Ruang Could have done better for herself than that, eh 
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A lovely picture of you both. Hope all is still going well for you, Best regards to you both and all at K., will catch up again a bit later…
Cheers, Archie.
Solly:
Lawrence Dunbar:
0Me & my youngest son Nigel 1986, when I was in my prime Eh , Im retired now & Nigel drives an ERF For Jackey Adams, Regards Larry.Young Nige’ resembles Jeff Smiles there Larry. Cheers.
I dont see the likeness myself, But Jeffs Grandad & Nigels Great Grandad were brothers, so there is Smiles Blood in him, Regards Larry.
Thanks Archie. Hanging on by my finger tips. Is Thailand on your agenda after Brazil?
This is NOT my helicopter - I just had a go in it - it was more scary than coming down from Holme Moss in a fully loaded Crusader!
Steven Cook
Hi Nigelhunt, Is that Foden the one that John Wynne owend from Malpas ,Cheers Barry
mucker85:
Muckaway:
MuckawayReally? From your posts you sound older.
Ah must be all the 40mph driving and testing out laybys along the A40 between Cheltenham and the M40.
I’ve also become a dad since that pic
Me back in 1997, before I had the hard hat surgically removed and discovered a lot of grey hairs that I am certain were not there when I put it on!
Pete.
This is an early 2000’s shot of,IMHO, the finest 8 wheeler and trailer driver of his era,Eric Postlethwiate,“Possy” to everyone that knew him,he was well into his retirement when this shot was taken at Levens Bridge by Chris Swindlehurst when Ray kindly agreed to pause with the Octopus and trailer on his way South.Obviously,the Octopus was a replica of one of the famous “Waggon and trailers” that Brady’s ran during the 60’s but so what !!.I was privledged to have been a trailer mate with Eric at the end of the era,but he taught me a lot of the practical skills I needed to both start,and succeed,as firstly an owner driver and then as an employer of many drivers.Although I was fortunate to have employed many top class drivers over many years,Possy was always and always will be, “numero uno” in my “book” he was a maestro,period !
Nice shot Dennis of a great british workhorse along with a driver that could do his bit as you said, Its just a pity that those good old days are gone, & sadley to say will never return, But at least you , myself, & thousands of others enjoyed them & can tell our Grandbairns what they missed Eh, Regards Larry.
