Bedford ambulance,seen at Welland.
Old Foden with a jib on the back end,seen at Welland.
I think Graham who started the Hereford thred,drove for these at one time.
I drove a couple of twin axle versions of this Austin FG when I was 19/20,fair play they were horrible gutless little lorries,but as they were meant for municipal work,the sort of mileage we were doing with them didn’t give them a chance.
No disrespect to the owner of the FG,a bit more of a lorry here,this AEC looks the proper job.
ERF with a modification on the fifth wheel,unless someone knows otherwise 
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A beaver tailed Bedford TJ,seen at Welland.
Have to admit.I don’t know what make this left ■■■■■■ is.
Dave the Renegade:
Have to admit.I don’t know what make this left ■■■■■■ is.
hi dave,
this is an international owned by my old mate jason allen from ross on wye.you have posted photos of jason’s peterbilt and kenworth at other events before.
regards andrew
pete 359:
Dave the Renegade:
Have to admit.I don’t know what make this left ■■■■■■ is.hi dave,
this is an international owned by my old mate jason allen from ross on wye.you have posted photos of jason’s peterbilt and kenworth at other events before.
regards andrew
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for that. I don’t know many on the vintage circuit I must admit. Roy did say who’s lorries were in a lot of the pic’s,but I didn’t write anything down,it would have taken too long.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
AEC Mercury with what looks like a K series Austin on the back.
Hi Dave
This is some really good photo’s your putting on now mate, not to sure about the Austin I recon that’s a Bedford on the back of there, bit hard to tell. Someone will come up with it.
cheers
John.
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
AEC Mercury with what looks like a K series Austin on the back.Hi Dave
This is some really good photo’s your putting on now mate, not to sure about the Austin I recon that’s a Bedford on the back of there, bit hard to tell. Someone will come up with it.
cheers
John.
Hi John,
You are probably right,thinking about it R C Jeffrey do run some Bedfords on the vintage circuit. No much difference between a Austin K series the Birmingham Bedford and the O type.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
I drove a couple of twin axle versions of this Austin FG when I was 19/20,fair play they were horrible gutless little lorries,but as they were meant for municipal work,the sort of mileage we were doing with them didn’t give them a chance.
Your right there Dave I drove one on coal for a while, the poor little thing was overloaded most of it’s time, but your right it was a horrible gutless little lorry, I never drove one but they did a six pot with a little bonnet sticking out the front, I was told they went well, but can only think it would have been just as horrible to drive, just will a little more power.
cheers
John.
Morris Commercial,heading back to Aidensfield.
Dave the Renegade:
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
AEC Mercury with what looks like a K series Austin on the back.Hi Dave
This is some really good photo’s your putting on now mate, not to sure about the Austin I recon that’s a Bedford on the back of there, bit hard to tell. Someone will come up with it.
cheers
John.
Hi John,
You are probably right,thinking about it R C Jeffrey do run some Bedfords on the vintage circuit. No much difference between a Austin K series the Birmingham Bedford and the O type.
Cheers Dave.
Yeah your right Dave hard to tell, there very much the same to look at, you can’t see the grill on this one.
cheers
John.
Morris Commercial van,several of these were around in this area in the 50’s and 60’s,drove a couple myself for a builder in Kington.
Dave the Renegade:
Morris Commercial,heading back to Aidensfield.
Some photo that one Dave, look at the old caravan behind her. 
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
altitude:
Dave the Renegade:
AEC Mercury with what looks like a K series Austin on the back.Hi Dave
This is some really good photo’s your putting on now mate, not to sure about the Austin I recon that’s a Bedford on the back of there, bit hard to tell. Someone will come up with it.
cheers
John.
Hi John,
You are probably right,thinking about it R C Jeffrey do run some Bedfords on the vintage circuit. No much difference between a Austin K series the Birmingham Bedford and the O type.
Cheers Dave.Yeah your right Dave hard to tell, there very much the same to look at, you can’t see the grill on this one.
cheers
John.
I think you are right John,looking at it,I would say on second thoughts it is a Bedford,a bit higher from the bulkhead to the top of the windscreen.
Cheers Dave.
A few classic vans from Welland.
A Standard ten.
A pick up conversion,by the look of it.
A pick up truck.
Some of Roy Morgan and his mate’s lorries parked up at Llanberis,on thr Heart of Wales road run.