TRUCKING HISTORY LOOKING BACK AT BRITISH HAULAGE AND FLEETS AT WORK VOL.48 

A big thank you to the guys that took the time to take photos. These photos make me both happy and sad. Was hard work but good times, sad they've gone.

Love these old British haulage firms lots of memories thanks 👍

Fantastic collection of pictures.. Good ole West Country firms luckily some are still operating

That was a blast from the past, too many to mention, where has the time gone. 1973 out of the forces, going for my first driving job, in 2015 handing in my boots and saddle.2024 still driving, a thing called a land train. Thanks for all those memerys.

Seeing these old motors bring back loads of memories, especially the seddon Atkinsons which my dad drove for cape boards 👏👏👏👏👌

Hardings T45s were always immaculate.As is their kit today ...Very friendly warehouse to Tip....Almost as friendly as Peter Greens at Evercreech!!!!

worked on h g v from 1970 to 1990 then drove class 1 for same company till 2005 ,35 years in total . great days ,boom time . shell mex and b p then bp .

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Unfortunately it's sad with the death of the British truck builders! Was this due to manufacturers not moving with the times or death by stealth by European competitors taking over brands and then stopping the progress and development and then putting our brands in to liquidation? Many, Many companies where loyal till the end.

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Another fantastic collection and soundtrack thanks Christopher 🎥👌And didn’t Foden make some really great looking wagons and trucks ?

Good Somerset haulage companies Bill Sweeting is reminding me of the good old days on the road before motorways he is now 96

Love the old British trucks why did it have to end ? . great content thanks for the upload. i do love a F88 and Snania 141 also 🤩

Hardings of Frome..

south west truckers club

I feel really spoilt today. Two milk tankers and a Dairy Crest trailer 👌😎🤘 m-E-m

Your lucky you didn't have to drive one.

Good to see J R Harding Transport. Would often see their Leyland Marathons and fridge boxes on the M5. They used to fly by me in my very tired Ford D Series. They were probably doing around 70 MPH……