Classic Milkfloats
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 15 5:58 pm
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Classic Milkfloats
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Posted: Wed Sep 09, 15 6:30 pm
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 15 8:41 pm
Mr Grimsdale!!!
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 15 8:50 pm
Classic milk floats..................now you talkin.....
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 8:18 am
Whatever happened to the Pastyoureyes Express?
As I recall mid Engined with a Chrome Jag IRS,a proper 70's Rod
As I recall mid Engined with a Chrome Jag IRS,a proper 70's Rod
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 8:20 am
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 8:25 am
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 10:38 am
Cheers Steve,brilliant
Any ideas on Ten Ton Ted from Teddington? used to be involved in Bread Delivery.
Any ideas on Ten Ton Ted from Teddington? used to be involved in Bread Delivery.
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 9:03 pm
Not quite sure what the title was leading to with this, but nice pic Dave.
I didn't even spot the two puppies, can't think why.
I didn't even spot the two puppies, can't think why.
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 15 11:15 pm
Didn't he get shot by Ernie?Captain Chaos wrote:
Any ideas on Ten Ton Ted from Teddington? used to be involved in Bread Delivery.
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 15 1:17 am
ok the Yank has to give in, did ya really call em "Milk floats"?
Since I am not keen on the Queens English,way out west
Since I am not keen on the Queens English,way out west
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 15 1:52 am
Yes Drew, they are known as milk floats. Usually seen very early in the morning delivering milk door to door. Traditionally powered by electric motors and still in use in some areas
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 15 3:06 pm
We have them too, we just called em milk trucksRebel wrote:Yes Drew, they are known as milk floats. Usually seen very early in the morning delivering milk door to door. Traditionally powered by electric motors and still in use in some areas
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 15 3:12 pm
Really like the look of that, great rodding potential as well
Posted: Mon Sep 14, 15 10:10 am