
Classic pictures Updated 02/08/2026
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 11/04/2026
hair bear wrote:Off on a tangent, all I saw in that first photo was Wylie Cyote setting a trap for road runner. By the car reg nos. I would guess Scotland.
Back on track, I wouldn't have expected to see an Opperman Motorcart on a building site.
Standard PPE for the era, cap on head fag in mouth.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
Last photo looks like the NCK crane has just lifted the steel coil off the Guy Big J and is about to load it onto the boat, some grand old photos amongst the others, happier days, better days.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
One picture - so many flat caps..!
Scammell showing how it's done.
Scammell showing how it's done.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
hair bear wrote:One picture - so many flat caps..!
Scammell showing how it's done.
Complete with a cab that started life on BMCs during the mid 60s!
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
Waste not, want not I guess. Scania, Volvo, and to some extent Daf all stuck a bonnet on a current cab.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
The Scammell once delivered a big towed crusher to a site I was on . It had a temporary ballast box fitted on fifth wheel.
Still about on show circuit.
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Still about on show circuit.
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Re: Classic pictures Updated 19/04/2026
Rumour has it that the first Smalley 360s ( with Land Rover ) delivered to Japan inspired their mini excavator production.
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