How to complete the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run
Chris Graham on 17th January 2024
Master mechanic Colin Anton explains what’s involved in keeping a 1904 Rambler on the road for the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run.
Diamond T
We visit the excellent South Yorkshire Transport Museum
Chris Graham on 6th December 2023
Continuing our short series on commercial vehicle museum collections, David Reed visited the South Yorkshire Transport Museum.
The American Truck Historical Society’s National Convention & Truck Show
Chris Graham on 11th September 2023
Peter Langdon drove his 1964 Autocar DC-100 to Reno, Nevada, for the American Truck Historical Society's National Convention & Truck Show.
The business of bus recovery
Chris Graham on 23rd September 2021
Mike and Julie Blenkinsop take a nostalgic look at the business of bus recovery and the inventive ways operators have tackled it.
Mighty 1943 Diamond T!
Chris Graham on 2nd November 2020
Nick Larkin samples a mighty 1943 Diamond T that’s been painstakingly restored as an exact replica of a family-owned example from the 1950s.
The Diamond T tank transporter
Chris Graham on 18th August 2020
This is the story of Britain’s Second-Generation Tank Transporter, the Diamond T; a vehicle offering power, torque, reliability and good looks!
Heavy-metal love affair
Chris Graham on 21st July 2020
Graham Booth adores heavy haulage and vehicle restoration and, as Ed Burrows explains, was instrumental in nurturing his daughter’s heavy-metal love affair.
Scammell Pioneer (TRMU20, TRMU30)
Chris Graham on 10th April 2020
A new release in the Military Trucks Archive, Scammell Pioneer TRMU20, TRMU30 is packed with information and rare photographs covering this influential and accomplished heavy tractor
