TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT LORRIES AND COMPANY YARDS AND BASES OVER THE YEARS VOL.1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2024
- Todays new video is a bit of a long one with great content and many fine looking lorries and fleets to injoy viewing.
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You know your getting old when you can Remember these lorries on the roads The best video yet well done thanks for the memories
You're welcome Peter glad you enjoyed the video my friend 🧡
@@truckinghistorymydiecastco5274 Pity about the shit kicking music that goes with it.
@carlmason4153 thank you Carl I know the music won't suit everyone
There is not many old transport companies left these days and thanks again for your videos 😊
Thank you james
Another classic video and soundtrack brings back lots of memories thank you 👍✨
You're very welcome Mark 🙏 🤗 and thank you for kind comments .
Lorries from my time and my late dad brilliant video
Thank you, nigel my time too
Great step back in time, my dad drove for Bosmans when their yard was on Farleigh Lane in the 70s,great memories thanks.
You're welcome, Tara 🙏 🤗
Some fantastic old girls there !!!
Yes there is my friend 🧡
Another step back in time , fantastic .
Browns yard at Stairfoot , just around the corner from my Dad's yard , James C Ashworth had yard next to my school in Doncaster , they used to have double deck tractor trailers , working out of International Harvester in Doncaster .
Thank you glad you enjoyed viewing and thank you for the info
Nice one. Brings back memories of when i started work aged 16 in 1982 at a privately owned tyre distribution centre. It was my job to help the early drivers get on their way. Remember 2 seddon atkinsons. One lorry and drag and the other a unit. The other was n ancient 7.5t Bedford. The drivers would leave them running and it would create so much smoke as they chugged away. Reckon they alone were responsible for global warming.
Thank you for sharing your memories and thoughts with us. I'm glad 😊 😃 you enjoyed the video
Great photos brought back great memories 👏👏👏👌
Thank you 😊 🙏 paul
You never fail with your quality videos ….As much as I don’t know the company,the first yard photo of Drapers is a classic old yard scene “Mint”
You're welcome 🙏 Ronnie it's really nice to know that people do injoy watching them as they do take a bit of time to make and upload upload.and I do have a full-time job, and family is it can be hard sometimes.but nice comments from subscribers make it worth while.
Good stuff. Thankyou 🇦🇺👍
Diesel freezing.Remember it like it was yesterday.
Brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Craig 😊 🙏
Forgotten how popular ERF's were. Miss them on the roads
Great work horses and fleet motors in there day
ERF, best steering, best brakes of any truck ever, shite cab!!!
Great post..
I wonder how many of these companies are still trading I bet it's not many unfortunately.
It's a shame when you look and see just how many have gone now.
@@truckinghistorymydiecastco5274 That would be an interesting thing to find " What haulage company is the oldest established and remaining in business in the UK now ? " The first one that comes to my mind is W H Malcolm.
F&F Robinson's half cab fodens were a bit of a novelty at the time,remember seeing them!🤔🚛👍Teesside.
Yes, they were workhorses. I think they were powered by Gardner 150s. All right local but I wouldn't have liked to go down the road with one.
I'm sure they were sent to london,two uncles worked for them,Brian emigrated to oz 1960s,my brother also worked there,70s,they had scanias by then!!
@@laurencecharlton8760 Duncan McRae in Darlington got one. He was an OD and did a change over with his driver based in London. The driver had a Scania 80 and Duncan had the old Foden. It wasn't easy going for both. Nice bloke Duncan was.
Great to see the DAF's from CPS Gateshead. I drove for them for a few years carrying extruded aluminium from Birtley and Sanquar. This photo was just before my time with them.
Thank you Robert 😊 🙏 for sharing your memories with us ❤️
Great collection from the past, really enjoyed that, all the British brands are well gone in Australia. Who made "GUY" trucks (5:03)? Surprised to see Japanese trucks, Hino and Nissan UD in the video, they made an entry to the Australian market in early 1970's too. Never seen so many ERF's in my life than on this video, a very popular truck back in the time. Thanks for sharing the memories...😉
Thank you, dave, and welcome to the channel 😀 glad your enjoying the channel.
@@truckinghistorymydiecastco5274 So who made the "GUY" trucks? They never appeared in Australia.
@dieseldavetrains8988 hi guy lorries were made by guy motors of Wolverhampton from the late 1890s.they made cars,lorries,buses,and a few other items.
So sad, how many of these good companies have gone under. If you rent land near houses or factories, that land becomes worth more to the landlord for more houses or factories, you've got nowhere to go, and sadly you have to shut down, another firm gone. Thanks for the memories. Its not all bad.
Yes, Trevor, when you back and remember how 🤔 many family haulage firms have gone now.but the good news is there's still good few family haulage firms still going.
Onward castleford❤️👍😎
Yes, Chris spot on. The site is still there and still used for warehouseing today
@@truckinghistorymydiecastco5274 yes i have been a few times when i worked for brocklehursts
Ìve gor many photographs of my time of European driver
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These old haulage yards, went about their business, then they built houses next to them and complained to council about noise....councils imposed silly regulations and they closed down 🥵
Very true, Kevin too many houses were built next to haulage yards and then new house owners complaine about the noise of coming and going.knowing full well the haulage company was there already.
What's the music first song?
Hi the songs in the video are songs for a mockingbird by Gabriel Kelly.slow rain thyra .drinking you off my mind thyra. Thanks Chris 😊
Thanks ever so much....I was looking forward to maybe seeing Courtaulds trucks in the vid maybe in the future...I used to drive the Yorkshire route often ....Cleckheaton, Huddersfield, Halifax, Denby dale, Bradford, ..about 1988 no longer trucking and sometimes rose tinted specs are on..I definitely think we was a better society ....thanks for the info and the vids
@marinman3551 😊 🙏 thank you I will what I can find.glad your injoying the channel and videos