TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT BRITISH HAULAGE & FLEETS & TRUCKS VOL 11
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Todays video is a little late so sorry for that and not posting many videos this week as been working long hours over the last week any way here is todays video vol.11 of looking back at british haulage and fleets and trucks for all to injoy watching please press the like button and comment and subscribe to the channel and thank you for stopping by
Leyland Marathon.....a legend..... almost!!!
Brings back a few memories seeing a Diamond T wrecker, a Seddon tractor unit (34/4?) and the Foden S85 6x4 Snowplough/Gritter. All rough and ready trucks, but so much easier to maintain and far less complicated than todays mobile computer controlled vehicles!
Absolutely fabulous collection there.... again!!! Stand out for me were the late Andrew Wilson Young in his Middle East Merc and the Foden snow plough. Excellent work, thank you and please keep them coming👍🏼👍🏼🏴
Thank you Peter glad you injoyed watching the video my friend 👌 😉
That load at 5:48, a real work of art, jigsaw puzzle.
The Black and white Scania 142 at 4:20 belonged to my late uncle W.B Barnes , cant believe its on here thats awesome
Your very welcome 🙏 🤗 injoy the channel my friend 😀 🧡
This must rank as one of your best Christopher amazing journey back to the days of proper haulage .. Stand out photo The Roadtrain loading a coil in British Steel livery.Well done absolute quality 👍🎥🥇👌
Thank you Ronnie for kind comments allways nice to hear from you my friend 👌 😉
When men were men and sheep were nervous
Nice to see some cumbria trucks in this video cheers
The Crusader was in my opinion the best looking split screen cab and they went well too
No automatics gearboxes here the good old double decluthin
Very British!
Great images.... Does anybody have any photos of HOWARTH & WILSON OR SHELDONS of Bury and latterly of Little Lever would love to see their fleet on here. Many thanks
Some beauty's in there do you have any star transport by any chance
Wondering if u have any vauxhall Motors tm/tk fleet pics ?
You can't beat an S 26 with a12 litre Cummins
Any pics with j Nelson carriers
See what i can do