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Robert J. Joiner started the company in 1987 aged just twenty-two with an old ERF. In 1988 Joiner added his first Mercedes Benz to the fleet and continued with the German manufactured trucks until 1997 when he purchased his first Scania. The firm, based from their premises in Forfar, now have motorcycle graphics on all of their liveries. Robert J. Joiner primarily haul agricultural loads but also transport timber and equipment in the oil industry.
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R. I. Stamper Haulage Ltd based in Kirkbride was established in 1950 by Richard Irving Stamper, known by most as Dick. Dick started off with one wagon, a Bedford 4 wheeler. In 2000, after half a century in the livestock transport business, Dick retired leaving a strong fleet of 25 vehicles including Scanias’s, DAF’s and Volvo’s to his son John. By this time Stamper’s were also involved in general haulage but have kept the company’s original two tone green livery which is well known in Cumbria and throughout the UK. Now in 2009, John’s son Colin and daughter Gillian help to run the family business alongside him and currently operate 60/40 split between livestock and more general haulage.
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Countrywide is the leading UK business in the supply of products and advice to the rural community. Their impressive fleet consists of bulk tippers, tautliners, fuel and gas tankers and vans supplying the requirements of Countrywide, along with other key suppliers. The fleet comprises of over 60 vehicles with the predominance being Scania.
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Named after his eldest son, Peter Coulthard founded 'Hayton Coulthard in 1916, ironically Hayton was not interested in haulage and went into farming. Peter's first vehicle was a motorbike and sidecar delivering newspapers around Galloway before buying his first lorry and started collecting milk cans for a local dairy. During World War II, a percentage of lorries were commandeered from haulage firms for the war effort and to safeguard the future of the company 2nd son Jimmy, who had now taken control of the business, set up Dunmhor Transport. Jimmy died in 1959 and his son Duncan left school aged 14 to help his mother run the business, taking over complete control in 1967 and oversaw the company thrive in the 70's and 80's. Duncan Snr retired in 2000 with 4th generation Coulthard, Duncan Jnr, becoming Managing Director. Hayton Coulthard Freight Forwarding Ltd operate a modern fleet pulling 120 trailers including the temperature controlled trailer modelled here.
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In the 1970’s Eddie Stobart built its high profile brand on the courtesy of its drivers, the quality of its fleet and exceptional service. These benchmark standards remain important, but also understand the customer service, employment practices and environmental challenges that face modern business today. Over the last few years the Group has evolved beyond its position as an independent road transport and logistics business to a leading UK provider of multimodal transport and logistics solutions. Today Stobart Group delivers outsourced transport and logistics solutions for a wide variety of manufacturing, retail and public-sector customers across the industrial, consumer, food and defence sectors; working in partnership to transform their supply chain structures and optimise their efficiency. Today it employs over 5,300 people and operates more than 1,800 trucks, 3,200 trailers and 5 million square feet of warehousing in the UK and Europe.
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Following Corgi’s tradition of celebrating significant anniversaries of the Mini, this special gold plated model of a Rover Mini is to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the special car which was launched in 1959 and designed by Alec Issigonis.
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