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| Being Spring, the weather varied from warm sunshine to cold wind and pouring rain, but this did not deter the truckers. Though I suspect a few more trucks may have turned up if the conditions had been better. |
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| 1995 Ford Louisville LTS800 heads along Ferguson Street in the parade. |
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| A wave from the passenger in the 1947 Chevrolet Thriftmaster. |
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| Garrity Bros. from Greytown had both of their Dodge 900Ts there. This one is Detroit 6V53 powered, whereas the other example has the V8 Perkins as originally fitted. |
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| Max, who has contributed many pictures to this blog in the past, was there, and took this photo of a mixed make line up. |
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| Max also snapped this one of Clive and Darren Taylor's 1954 Mack B41X. This is somewhat of a rarity as only a couple of hundred of this model were made and as few as 5 examples are believed to still exist. 170hp and a 10 speed duplex transmission. |
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| Reid's Transport's 1975 Kenworth has been on my blog before, still working I sincerely hope Ray is in the cab somewhere, but in this photo it looks as if Ruby is driving.. |
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| C model ERF 8 wheeler looks like a worker with its load of packing cases. |
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| the 1956 Chevrolet 1300 appears to have had a considerable amount spent on it. |
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| There were some modern trucks too. This 2012 Kenworth K108 was one of the rigs giving rides. |
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| Painted as a John Deere service truck this 1946 Chev certainly looks smart..... |
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| ....but I can't forgive the sign writer for the unnecessary apostrophe. |
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