Cracked it again Christopher there are a lot of companies in this selection that I haven’t seen and I thought it strange to see a BRS article in Tipper form 👀🎥⭐️

When a young boy, i  was obsessed and overwhelmed by the tractor Volvo  f  88 and  f  89  cab   units.

Fantastic images as always 👌 keep up the good work 👍👍👍

A Super line .up of Foresters...Thanks Me Ol Butty!!!!!

DOD 413 C  BRS Mandator  AT 5.04 is a Mitcheldean  wagon.

As a little lad I would sit all night at Boots Corner Cheltenham..(Still The A40).and note The Welsh and Foresters take the bend ...Steel up (Fords Dagenham)   (Vauxhalls at Luton )...Scrap bales back ...Still active cab happy at 81....!!!!!

Another great vid! Keep em comin.

I used to go by the Chukie Chicken depot on a regular basis travelling up the A49 with a breakfast stop at the Lazy Trout.

classic Guy trucks with the motor panels cab, just great, remember them in the 70s as we used to supply engines to them [AEC av 505]. i think they were in Wolverhampton

I remember my first outings in a 1984 Ford Cargo 0811 in about 1987/88. At the time my Uncle Jim still drove a Foden S26 6x4 tipper drawing away from a new industrial estate being built.
A local food processor ran a Ford D1614 fridge with big tanks on long distance work. The Scania 3 Series was just starting to filter through.
From my School days in the late 70s early 80s I remember Mother's Pride running a Foden S80 trunker with those huge headlamps and Sunblest had just taken delivery of an ERF unit with a big low revving Gardner 240 Straight 8.
Leyland Clydesdales and Buffaloes were everywhere and the Foden FY was starting to emerge. What everyone wanted was Volvo F6/F7 or Daf 2100 and 2300s.

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Evans and Reid ERF bulker ex Barters Transport Gloucester maybe.

The Glyn Morris wagons at 3.37?  Glyn himself picked me up at the Windrush one night when I was on a dodgy,

Great pics 👏👏👏👌

What a load of flatten cars imagine  vosa now cars over the back door  locked up

The song? Domesticated     by    Bo the Drifter?   maybe. Always great music to accompany the videos.

Great, very informative, was Phil Read a relation to the Forest of Dean Reads, Great lads. I think my question was answered further when I saw Richard and George Read. Good old Rothdeans with
that Berliet.I had the SAVIUM first then the Berliet which was a much better truck, One thing against both in an accident was no interior padding. just steel.Thanks for those memories.

Lloyds of ludlow I think they have finished.

Probably have nightmares after seeing the guy big js the biggest load off rubbish ever produced with the biggest steering wheel,

Quite a few of those companies were based near to my home.  Lloyds of Ludlow? I passed their depot almost daily on my way up to the North west, with a stop at the Lazy Trout cafe, for breakfast. great days, thanks for posting.