Nice to see the Morfa transport Seddon Atkinson my dad drove for them was killed in a road accident driving a Atkinson for them 53 years ago I was only a young boy remember like it was yesterday god bless him

S and K.  Still going strong... I enjoyed my time with them.. As a little lad in Cheltenham ((Still the A40) before the bridges to my Mums despair all night I would spot The Welsh Steel and Coal lorries negotiate Boots Corner outwards and back loaded with bales of scrap metal.. Entress off to Vauxhall motors. Blue line and Rickets of Ewenny off to Ford's of Dagenham.. Memories and me still at it nearly 80 UK And Europe. Keep Em Lit Lads. Douglas Vick.

Ace!
Wow, even a shot of a F88 from J&M, they sold a 'tin' grill F88 to Harrop Bros  (M reg if i remember)
and my Dad drove it from Bowaters to Cirencester and sometimes Fleet street for years on newsprint.
They bought a new F12 on finance RKF878T
genuine easy 80 mph loaded and paper pulp backload from Avonmouth docks.
Back up to N.wales before 16.30.
Many other tucks here i remember working on and driven a few before them losing the will because of heavy rules and cost.
Great times.
I  hope you  will continue to  preserve this Now rare Britosh history.❤

Lovely to watch. Was hoping to see  E C Ward. and E&A Sayce. Both from Monmouth

Wow lots of lovely old fodens my favourite lorry's and great music once again  💙👍🇬🇧

Lovely photos nice to see all the old stuff as well very interesting  good job mate 👍👍👍

Erf truck eaton twin splitter brilliant

Nice to see John Evans and sons Llanelli Peter Evans was a great Boss👍👍👍

Great video, I remember a lot of those firms, when I used to live in Caerleon before moving to New Zealand in 1992. I am yet to see on your videos some of Hazels haulage. They were based in the Goldclif area of Newport and used to run a lot of stuff in and out of Llanwern steel works. Mainly coal in and coil and cobble plate out. Ah the memories…..

Very good and nice to see Owen James Llandovery's boys there on the logs

Living on the English Welsh border, I still see most of these companies lorries passing through.  I did nearly 50 years on the road starting at BRS Gloucester, and ending up at M&B Haulage, Although M&B was a West Yorkshire Haulier, they had two lorries based in the Forest of Dean . I think in my day, drivers were all friends and would help each other  out with slipped loads breakdowns roping and sheeting etc, but not any more I fear, GPS ?? not for me.

my late father in law run a haulage firm called B&B Transport out of Swansea , his name was John Bellamy

Brilliant videos regards from Andy regards from Andy from greenwoods livestock truckers💯💯💯💯👍

Charles footman is now owned by tony powell transport he bought them out when the old man died,the entress in the start I remember a driver called yorkie ,I used to go on the road with mates started shunting in port talbot for joints,Raymond,blue line transport then drove for loads of hauliers tdw,Cardiff transport,carline,now driving for scott commercial,I know all these firms ,some no longer with us

Nice to see the air cooled dtz ,my dad had one,v8,way in front of UK makes but no tilt cab and air cooling,German anyway,killed it!!👍

Foden the truck Respert goodnight  Wale  west 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 watching for Brazil 🇧🇷 excellent vídeo 👍 Foden the truck inconc British 🇬🇧

Two of my Charles Footman trucks are there. The F12 was a star wherever she went, which meant that I was too. I can't say the same about the Foden Alpha I was given after her.....

Thanks Trucking History you've done it again , cracking good video

It's pretty nice to see some haulage companies from mid Wales radnorshire.

Dont forget there were many DAF giving the Scania, Volvo, and ERF a good run for their money!