IBM Transport

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Another garage

[Scarlet Pimple]

Them thar gasoline dispensers will fetch a pretty penny now in Canada.

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Is this transport gospel ?

[Charles Bannerman]

Is this transport gospel ?

Spotted on a Sunday ferry?

[IBM]

Another garage

No idea where that one is with the 1950's Hillman Husky in front, I note the pumps are Shell/BP and Esso which is a rare mix!

[+weeman]

 

Another garage

No idea where that one is with the 1950's Hillman Husky in front, I note the pumps are Shell/BP and Esso which is a rare mix!

 

Tomnahurich Street?

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Not sure about the garage but this was the best bike ever

[IBM]

Never had a Chopper or a Reliant Scimitar!

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Cars picking up the cakes ?

[IBM]

Ford Popular, Austin A40 Pickup, Morris 6? Hillman Husky, not sure of the other 2, what was Gordon's shop?

[Scarlet Pimple]

You're gooooood IBM.

[+weeman]

Ford Popular, Austin A40 Pickup, Morris 6? Hillman Husky, not sure of the other 2, what was Gordon's shop?

Outfitters and Drapers

[IBM]

 

Ford Popular, Austin A40 Pickup, Morris 6? Hillman Husky, not sure of the other 2, what was Gordon's shop?

Outfitters and Drapers

 

Ah that's where you must have got your first suit

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Is this reg plate original ?

[+bughtmaster]

pageing IBM

[Charles Bannerman]

The reg plate corresponds to approx early/mid 1970. My first moped in Sep 69 was LST 98H so this won't be too long after it. Only IBM among us could date the car!

[ilpadrino]

The reg plate corresponds to approx early/mid 1970. My first moped in Sep 69 was LST 98H so this won't be too long after it. Only IBM among us could date the car!

 

First registered 10th March 1970.

[IBM]

Is this reg plate original ?

I would say yes as ilpadrino it was registered on 10 March 1970 and the Rover P5B 3.5 litre was produced until 1973.  A nice looking car with lots of chrome to polish, along with many cars of that time they were very prone to rust so there will not be many left now. 

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Here is one that I had never heard of

[Sneckboy]

Ardross Filling Station, 1930s Tomnahurich Street.

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No shitt Sherlock

[Charles Bannerman]

Here is one that I had never heard of

Surely you were BOUND to have passed that at some point. I don't think it closed until the 1980s.

[Scarlet Pimple]

Now, fellas, remind me exactly where Tomnahurich Street was--close to the Fairfield Dyeworks,   was it?

[+weeman]

Now, fellas, remind me exactly where Tomnahurich Street was--close to the Fairfield Dyeworks,   was it?

After the New bridge there is Young Street and then Tomnahurich Street takes you to Glenurquhart Road. Used to have the Ordnance Bar on it.

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I remember the Ordnance but not that filling station.