2024 CHESHIRE RUN! Classic cars & vintage trucks + the 1947 Dodge pickup goes to a 1920s Garage!
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2024
- The 2024 Cheshire Run saw an amazing array of classic lorries, vintage trucks, classic cars and more amassing at the Midway truckstop, before departing to contend with the classic Road Run, which took the trucks all over Shropshire and North Wales.
Before the classic lorries turned up, we headed over to our usual vantage point to film the trucks driving past, which as always was a glorious 1920s original Garage - the very residence of our 1947 Dodge Pickup before it was added to our collection roughly two years ago.
There was a fantastic array of historic lorries that can be seen on the road and all parked up together in this full walkaround of the 2024 Cheshire Run's stop-off at the Midway truckstop, with many classic British lorries attending from marques such as ERF, Leyand, Albion, AWD, AEC and more, with trucks from the 1920s to the 1990s all appearing.
Of course we also cannot forget the great turnout of classic cars at this year's classic lorry road run, including a Ford Corsair, Standard 10, a pair of Bond Minicars and much more!
If you liked this walkaround focusing mainly on the classic lorries & vintage trucks that parked up briefly at the Midway, then please do let me know in the comments.
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Very enjoyable thanks Harley well done cheers
Another great video😊😊Harley
Thank you😊😊😊
Love the video really well done. That Bright yellow “dumper truck” is a “J” reg so around 1970/71 it is an earth mover designed for open quarry use. What a fantastic renovation. Thankyou
Interesting, thanks!
Loved the video - ehat a fantastic turnout. Thank you.
Hi harley❤ great vid,so many great cars trucks n lorries.i do love to see all the old fire engines.well done presented brilliant.regards alan n suzy.❤
Glad you enjoyed it
Lol to your answer and forgot sos to say great commentary and great video very interesting vehicles 👍👍
A video of an event your dad hasn't covered ( yet) ?, nice one Harley 👍, love the p1800 and not because of the TV series either, amazing they went from that to the brick shape of the 200, 700 series of cars ( all of which I once owned) , very much doubt I will ever own a P1800 though now . That Foden dumper truck at 34.00 mins in, reminds me so much of the Tonka toy I had as a kid, maybe it was based on this truck ? , my toy was even the same colour yellow , funny how it all comes back seeing an image, lol.
Yes all I can think of that Foden is a life size Tonka toy!
The Thames Trader truck. Very good review of this event. Harley. All the best Bob
Another good video Harley an I love that fabulous Volvo,.
Hi Harley another great day out again it's absolutely fantastic to see the old cars witch was about in my days they certainly had great character in the days I was only to glad to still see many of them every car that pasted you new what it was I never liked your more modern cars that they have today the older cars you can work on not like the all electronic cars that's more to expensive I've driven most cars an lorry.s an more reliable to thanks Harley for a Great video Martin
Hi 👋 Harley. I remember those Thames Traders on the roads in the sixties , also Bedfords too. The Ford Corsair is a good looking car. Not many sold here in NZ , I think their engines weren't very good. The Cortinas sold better. That cream and red bus cracks me up because it looks like the buses I remember in the 1960s. To you Harley these vechiles must be very old. Very good video . Thanks from Carl .
Great bunch of vintage commercials Harley, couple of pointers, 'Deutz' is pronounced 'Doytz' not 'Dootz', and the canvas cover on the back of the Morry Thou pickup is known as a 'tilt. That bonneted Thames Trader was actually a German Ford truck I'm led to believe, sold over here to compete with the TJ Bedford. The survival rate of the Bedfords bears no relation to the number of trucks that were on the road back in the day. Bedford's advertising slogan was 'You See Them Everywhere' and they were right! That white Corsair looks well nice on RoStyles, I think you had to dig deep for a 2000E if you wanted RoStyles back then.
Ah sorry it was the first time I'd seen a Deutz, I did think the corsair was a sharp looking car, thanks for watching
Hi harley was that bloke having a pee on the back wheel of the truck lol 🤔😤🙄
Not sure, maybe embracing some traditional trucker values!!!