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Grockle, here's one to test your expertise of 50s and 60s British Commercial Vehicles; what can you tell us about the Jensen aluminium lorry?:twisted:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Grockle, here's one to test your expertise of 50s and 60s British Commercial Vehicles; what can you tell us about the Jensen aluminium lorry?:twisted:

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Morning/evening Ian,

Jensen (chassisless I think)trucks 1936-1962 from the Jen-TUG three wheel mechanical horse up to six ton flatbeds,had jnsn cut into the grill.

Made at Carters Green West Bromwich by the car Jensen car manufacturer

Stanton and Stavely Iron works ran a fleet of six tonners in the 50's

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Originally Posted by abaddonxi

What do they grow into, some combination of spaghetti and cabbage?

Might not be too bad with enough cheese.

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No,they make a nice garden feature to complement my vacuum cleaner heads and a couple of mixer taps which still work!

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Originally Posted by Grockle

Morning/evening Ian,

Jensen (chassisless I think)trucks 1936-1962 from the Jen-TUG three wheel mechanical horse up to six ton flatbeds,had jnsn cut into the grill.

Made at Carters Green West Bromwich by the car Jensen car manufacturer

Stanton and Stavely Iron works ran a fleet of six tonners in the 50's

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Good Damm, I wz born not far from there at the Hallam Hospital, all the relo's (those still breathing are all in spitting distance) I did 6 months carda staff job at the TA there while I wz waiting for med clerance

Dad used to drive a 3 wheel artic on factory to factory runs for Star Aliminum Wolverhampton to Bridge North, when he got to old for the long distance runs

total trivia i'll shut up now....

T

Last week on my way into work I spotted a woman who looked like Jack Regan off of the tv prog 'The Sweeny' ,to day I was passed by a woman who reminded me of the horse from 'The adventures of Black Beauty' both on the same bit of road !

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Originally Posted by Grockle

Morning/evening Ian,

Jensen (chassisless I think)trucks 1936-1962 from the Jen-TUG three wheel mechanical horse up to six ton flatbeds,had jnsn cut into the grill.

Made at Carters Green West Bromwich by the car Jensen car manufacturer

Stanton and Stavely Iron works ran a fleet of six tonners in the 50's

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I believe there were a fleet of 6 ton dropsides on aluminium delivery work. They looked a bit like overgrown Morris pick-ups, with a curved gusset on the front of the body.

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Originally Posted by tony

Good Damm, I wz born not far from there at the Hallam Hospital, all the relo's (those still breathing are all in spitting distance) I did 6 months carda staff job at the TA there while I wz waiting for med clerance

Dad used to drive a 3 wheel artic on factory to factory runs for Star Aliminum Wolverhampton to Bridge North, when he got to old for the long distance runs

total trivia i'll shut up now....

T

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My FiL drove three wheel Scammels, not sure when, but he was runner-up to UK Lorry Driver of the Year in '62. He drove a Bedford artic then.:o

Evening all, don't get up, sorry, very remiss of me to barge in like that, forgot me manners.:(

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Originally Posted by cooper

Evening squire,not going near Caloundra this week are you?DB needs a camper trailer inspected,know that you get around a lot.:D

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Could be, leaving here tomorrow evening or Wed morning; I'll PM her.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

I believe there were a fleet of 6 ton dropsides on aluminium delivery work. They looked a bit like overgrown Morris pick-ups, with a curved gusset on the front of the body.

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Yes your right Ian,the four wheelers did indeed look like a Morris Commercial,the three wheel mechanical horse simular to a Scammell