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NX Coventry Dennis Trident/Transbus ALX400 4411 is the culprit - passenger-less (but with engine running) on Keresley Road with a member of the engineering team one assumes, called out to assist. Date 29th May 2018.
Chelmsford based Heavyhaul plant & machinery transport specialists Volvo FH 12 450 plated at 150 tons waiting at the Colet pilng depot in church field road to have his Faymonville trailer loade4d
Preserved Ford Transit Police van Y192 AAB formerly of West Mercia Constabulary at the RAF Cosford Airshow on the 8th June 2014.
Taken with my box Brownie in March 1962 just to the west of the Hathaway Road Junction. Note the Thames and Morris Vans trailing behind.Happy days!! Quality poor but very atmospheric
Taken in March 1962 on the "old" A13 at Grays. I'll never forget the sound of these Commers with their two stroke three cylinder diesel engines. Wonderful memories of almost half a century ago......Notice the lack of traffic...
I love creating little back alleys and side streets by placing buildings at right angles with each other.
It can lead to very awkward viewing and photography angles, but creates lots of options for street layouts.
I'm going for the look of The Laines area of Brighton. Lots of shops crammed into a tight space, all winding little streets and tight corners.
4831 seems to be in a spot of bother, requiring the services of the National Express Coventry Transit van. An engineer [or similar] can be seen in the cab. But it can't be that serious as there are a few passengers still aboard.
Ford Leisure Range covering the XB Falcon Ute Overniter, Falcon Van Surferoo and the Poptop camper Surfsider, Escort Sundowner & Little Ripper Limited Edition & Transit Camper Escapade, rare Vans & Utes to find these days, not many made.
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A Greater Manchester Police Ford Mk 1 Transit van from 1975, the year after the Force came in to being. This example was used as a traffic incident vehicle.
This model, in production between 1965 and 1978, was a stalwart of many police fleets.
The Force is currently reducing the number of large vans in its fleet in favour of smaller, more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles.
From the collection of the Greater Manchester Police Museum and Archives.
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A Network Rail/BTP level crossing camera van at Balnacra level crossing - i a nice spot for a poasting as i cant imagine it is a very busy crossing on the A890 in the Highalnds!
Selling some ice creams and cold refreshments at the show.
Taken at the 2014 Horsham WACK Car and Bike Show.
Selling some ice creams and cold refreshments at the show.
Taken at the 2014 Horsham WACK Car and Bike Show.
One of Clovis Christian Schools' (Clovis, NM) activity vans; a 2016 Ford Transit Van. Picture taken at Clovis Christian School in Clovis, NM.
The Ford Transit Connect is a compact panel van developed by Ford Europe and derived from the Ford Focus. The first generation was designed by Peter Horbury and introduced in 2002 to replace the older Ford Escort and Fiesta-based Courier van ranges, which had ceased production in the same year.
It has been imported to the North American market since the 2010 model year. In North America, the Transit Connect does not have a direct predecessor; the closest vehicle to its size was the standard-length Ford Aerostar cargo van, which ceased production in 1997.
The Ford Tourneo Connect, a leisure activity vehicle, is a Transit Connect with side windows and rear seats. All Transit Connects bound for the United States are imported in this configuration to avoid the 25% "chicken tax" on imported light trucks. In 2013, US Customs told Ford that they must stop this practice of importing vans disguised as passenger cars.
I wonder if the driver thought "I think we can just squeeze through". It is usually hire vans with drivers still thinking they are in their own cars that get stuck here
Tayside Police Officers were passing down Belshotmuir Main Road when they were alerted to a medical incident ongoing. It’s been particularly warm in Belshotmuir, with hardly any clouds in the sky. Unfortunately the heat has taken its toll on Fainting Franny who has taken a turn on the pavement opposite the Strathtay Bus Garage! Having heard the Officers on the radio requesting attendance by the Scottish Ambulance Service, their Sergeant has also come along to see what all the commotion is about.
Meanwhile, as Nosey Norah stands by watching the Ambulance Crew, the other bystanders are politely pretending nothing is happening as they wait for their bus to arrive. Unfortunately the Wright Gemini of Travel Dundee on service 28 for Douglas, is being held up. With the Emergency Vehicles blocking its lane, it is also prevented from overtaking by an oncoming Strathtay Volvo Wright Renown on service 73 for Dundee City Centre which is setting down for boarding passengers.
Yesterday I decided to code 3 a spare Ford Transit I had, to use up some transfers. Once it was in Tayside Police livery, I then felt it could be accompanied by an actual officer. I set about trying to paint one of my spare figures into Police uniform and when I was happy with the results, decided to do a couple more. That then developed into painting an Ambulance crew and a couple of Firefighters.
When I realised they weren’t going to remain upright of their own accord, I then cut some squares out of the packaging the figures came in and used these as a base.
Old warehouse still in use on Hertford Road, de Beauvior Town. Pub on left is the Duke of York on Downham Road and on the right a closed down pub. Chair from PK Upholsterers on ground floor behind van
Bishopsgate Bomb Aftermath - Houndsditch - 26th April 1993
Now scaffolded ready for demolition (September 2011).
Tayside Police Officers were passing down Belshotmuir Main Road when they were alerted to a medical incident ongoing. It’s been particularly warm in Belshotmuir, with hardly any clouds in the sky. Unfortunately the heat has taken its toll on Fainting Franny who has taken a turn on the pavement opposite the Strathtay Bus Garage! Having heard the Officers on the radio requesting attendance by the Scottish Ambulance Service, their Sergeant has also come along to see what all the commotion is about.
Meanwhile, as Nosey Norah stands by watching the Ambulance Crew, the other bystanders are politely pretending nothing is happening as they wait for their bus to arrive. Unfortunately the Wright Gemini of Travel Dundee on service 28 for Douglas, is being held up. With the Emergency Vehicles blocking its lane, it is also prevented from overtaking by an oncoming Strathtay Volvo Wright Renown on service 73 for Dundee City Centre which is setting down for boarding passengers.
Yesterday I decided to code 3 a spare Ford Transit I had, to use up some transfers. Once it was in Tayside Police livery, I then felt it could be accompanied by an actual officer. I set about trying to paint one of my spare figures into Police uniform and when I was happy with the results, decided to do a couple more. That then developed into painting an Ambulance crew and a couple of Firefighters.
When I realised they weren’t going to remain upright of their own accord, I then cut some squares out of the packaging the figures came in and used these as a base.