A LD2 truck in a museum somewhere in Wales.
Does anyone know where ?
Electric tug Glos, UK.
This truck spent it's working
life at a paper mill in Bury Lancs.
One
of the National Waterway Museum's LD2 CS tractor units.
The
author's petrol truck collection. The tipper on the
left of the picture has since been 90% restored
Another
view of the author's trucks including some of his diesel
collection. Three of these trucks spent their working
lives in Lister's Dursley Factory including the electric
in the foreground which has since been sold and can be
seen cruising the mean streets of Stroud.
Gloucester
Carriage & Wagon Works 'No 7' unloading at the Dean
Forest Railway's Lydney headquarters. The truck was
driven into the museum shortly after this picture was
taken filling the adjoining shop with smoke !
The
author's first truck displayed shortly after restoration
at the Dean Forest Railway's annual show. Delivered new
to Lion Engineering works Monmouth in October 1955 this
truck passed through several owners before purchase and
restoration in the early 1980's.
SS3
displayed in original condition a the Eweny village show,
Mid Glamorgan South Wales. The then owner's son was once
stopped by the police driving his mates through the
centre of Bridgend on this truck!
Spot
the looney ?
This photo shows Auto-trucks 25513 (1944), 52798 (1962) and 38906 (1952), in South Wales in 1985.