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Good to hear Jeremy, I was already wondering if I was the only one who'd fancied the "delivery to site" wagons more then the actual wagons on display...
But there were some absolute gems among the "show" wagons, Bonzo Bear being one of them

From the past few months...

Cheers, Patrick

From a bit longer ago...

Saw these at the Dorset steam fair, they were mainly used to haul the older stuff to the fair and therefore weren't part of the show, but I did found them much...er... intriguing...

Cheers, Patrick

That first one, Steve - I've never seen a 6 x 4 Highwayman-type before! A rare truck. Can you tell from the original who the operator was? In fact if you have a better resolution image, any chance of getting a copy? Tony Edit: No problem - managed to enlarge it. Looks like a tag axle? image.jpeg ht...

these style of low loaders sure look different to what I am used to seeing I have often wondered how they jack them back up with a big load on as I feel it would be fairly easy to punch a hole in the road with the jack base Paul As with most things, even the roads were far more better in those days...

Found another one...

Thoughts anyone..?

You lot weren't too far off though, think I've read somewhere that they were, 1. AutoCar 2. Oshkosh 3. Maggie D 4. Mol (Belgium manufacturer of special equipment) based upon a military Berliet chassis 5,6,7,8 and 9 are all Mol's Not sure what the last pic is though... :oops: I'm now thinking that l...

Stumbled upon these in the archives, might as well be one of the first ever build low loaders... haven't got the slightest idea about what make it is though...

Cheers, Patrick