steel-cowboy

anyone remember this place it was mick o brians place always seemed to bring back guinness trucks loaded which guinness forgot to empty before they sold the wagons to mick lucky sod

and also chris hill who had a daf 3300 his company was overland transport and he had a brother called keith who was also a driver but he died in a garage explosion in holland the daf in the photo was chris`s and the man was mine in iraq

there was also a bloke from cotgrave or ruddington called ron mcnulty company was called danjak if i remember right he did europe and middle east same as us

old truckers never die they just throw a rod

yes it was bill kelly although everyone called him jock he was one of my dads oldest mates

hi guys and gals just a line to say i thought i was the only one who remembers the old companies , many a time i was down jock kellys yard in bulwell with my old man who knew him well . my old man had his own company it started out as r & t transport through to hambleton haulage to its final a&h international ltd sadly no longer running we had contracts with players as i remember picking up from i vaguely remember no 3 factory and taking loads up to tillicoultry in scotland ,we also did subbie for rh freight to iraq before taking on contracts with a company called falcongate from walla