Established in 1971, this family business were based at their specially designed warehouse and office complex on a 10 acre site in Portadown, N.ireland, with depots at Stranraer, Huddersfield, Motherwell, Heysham and Crick.The company operated a large fleet of over 450 trailers, 140 tractor units.At the end of 2002, the Directors sold the business to Montgomery Transport making them one of the largest hauliers in N.Ireland.

C.E.Fuller is a family run business based at North Runcton, Kings Lynn, Norfolk.The business was started in 1923 by Charlie Fuller, grandfather of the current owner, Jeremy. As well as a working livestock and arable farm, the Company is also involved in general haulage with a fleet of thirteen rigid and artic vehicles including Volvo, Daf and Scania. Model length 145mm

C.E.Fuller is a family run business based at North Runcton, Kings Lynn, Norfolk.The business was started in 1923 by Charlie Fuller, grandfather of the current owner, Jeremy. As well as a working livestock and arable farm, the Company is also involved in general haulage with a fleet of thirteen rigid and artic vehicles including Volvo, Daf and Scania. Model length 145mm

The Company Coles Transport based in Banbury, was started in 1979 by husband and wife, Nigel and Denise Coles.They gradually built the fleet up to 8 vehicles, all Scanias customised and airbrushed with various themes.Sons Gary and Darren are involved in the business, and it was Gary's influence that led them to start customising their vehicles and entering various truck shows in the UK and Europe - their best win being the Nordic Trophy in Sweden in 2003

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Garn Transport have been established since 1983 and offer transport distribution, warehousing and workshop facilities.The Company operates from a five acre site??in Spalding, Lincs., and also has a satellite depot in S.Wales. The modern fleet of vehicles and trailers??includes curtain-siders, fridges, and low loaders all operating at 44 tonnes gross. Garn Transport operates a 24 hour service seven days a week.

Established in 1935, this well known Scottish haulier runs an immaculate fleet in excess of 100 vehicles.Operating from Olivebank in Musselburgh, each vehicle carries the familiar turquoise and red livery adorned with gold leaf lettering as well as individual names and tartan bands - all painted by hand.Today the fleet is a mixture of Scania and Volvo with a few DAF,MAN and Mercedes.

After?? over 100 years in business, this famous haulage company decided to call it a day in 2002. In their long history Gibb's progressed from a horse and cart to operating the top of the range vehicles of the day. Their beautifully painted vehicles were a regular sight up and down the country, and in more recent years, on the roads of Europe.