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Following the sad passing of John McGovern earlier this year, the family have announced that a dispersal sale of the historic lorry collection is to take place on Saturday September 21. But first, the family plan for some of the collection to attend

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The Transport Trust has awarded a Red Wheel, designating a site of transport heritage importance, to the A82 route between Tyndrum and Glencoe. Opened in 1934, this is the main trunk link between the West Highlands and points south, and as such it wi

Thanks to the good offices of The Long Haul Club and David Rimmer the 30th. Anniversary of the Shap Memorial was celebrated on Sunday April 14 by a substantial group of classic HGVs, writes Parry Davis. Frequently blocked by snow, the long climb up S

So far, I’ve looked at specialist hand-built models of the Minor van and pickup, as well as mass-produced models by Corgi and Lledo. In this concluding part, I’ll review those made by other manufacturers. Lyndon Davies of Oxford Diecast had worked at

Cheffins had a fabulous opening Vintage Collective on Friday April 19 with the literature and with three other major sections including the commercial vehicles on the following day when two million pounds was turned over overall. Sadly the main two c

As usual, the National Restoration Show at Birmingham’s NEC, though primarily a classic car event, included some rather fine commercials; these days most of the major classic car clubs like to include at least one commercial variant. Then there are t

The Marshal name was first used on a pre-WWII three-axle lorry (model 644) built for the military, which was phased out in 1941. Originally introduced in 1932, the production version had an open driver’s cab with a slight overhang and wood-metal body

Harry started driving in 1954 while in the RAF, and continued to do so until retirement at the age of 63. He drove for P&O Roadways on container work, and remembered making the trip from Cannock up to Aberdeen. “That took me 2½ days,” he said. As for

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