Old Lorrys 2025

Fyffes Bananas	An Austin Van	Foden	London Midland	Farmer Coaches
Phillip Duck and Sons from Bosham	Hopper, Carpenter, from Sandwich	ERF Tractor unit	Unknown make, unknown year	Its a 3 wheeler, dont know anything else
My Guess, this vehicle is from WW2 and the box on the roof is filled with gas, which runs the van	A hot day, open door AC	A Scammell owned by Annis and Co of Pump Lane, (I have been to Pump Lane )	M.A.N. truck	A Leyland truck
An ERF, recovery service	A Guy Motors truck	An Albion owned by Grundon	Morris Minor Van,	Austin
A Scammell Crusader, owned by Knowles	Shrewsbury Knave, steam engine	A Foden Steam powered Lorry	Emily, a Foden Steam powered Lorry	Maggie Ann, A Foden belonging to Whites
A Foden Tractor Unit , owned by Anthony Kemp	A Bedford Livestock Transporter	Livestock Transport	Steels of Cheltenham, Breakdown and Recovery Service	A Scammell
Fire Engine from Douglas Isle of Man	Unknown Fire Engine	A Dennis Fire Engine	Old Fire Engines are quite cheap	Tipper truck owned by FOSS
M.A.N. Heavy recovery	Post Office Telephones	A Telephone Engineers van, I know.	A Thornycroft Lorry owned by William Bowker	Unknown make
An ambulance	The AvonHill	A Boy named Sue, Foden Lorry	A Morris Commercial	Leith Hill is not in London
Old coach in magnificent condition	Looks like a French destination, a Leyland bus	A number 12 bus	Lots of power under that hood	Another from USA, looks good.
An old Jeep	Loch Ness Honey, a long way from home	Fried Fish and Chips, and they never stopped, damn	This looks very powerful	A Convertible Coach
Possibly a Ford, converted to carry liquids	Whangarei Fruit Farms, could be a Ford	Lacre L model 1920 Road Sweeper