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Vintage Roadscene Magazine - September 2017

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In this issue

Glasgow’s Magirus Deutz Fire Engines Ron Henderson tells us about some of the fi rst continental fi re appliance chassis in the UK, which caused some controversy at the time, Apprenticed to Hall & Co – Part 2 Phil Reed continues his look back to his days working for the well-known operator during the 1960s, Site Deliveries Leo Pratt brings us another selection of British lorries delivering to building sites.

Vintage Roadscene Magazine Description:

Publisher: Seymour-Distribution-Ltd

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Vintage Roadscene, Britain's leading road transport history magazine, takes readers on a nostalgic trip back to the good old days of motoring as it used to be, when any road journey was a grand adventure. In the 20th century, automobile, buses and commercial vehicles changed the way we all lived and the road system progressed from horse-carts on country lanes, to the eight lane motorways of more recent times

It has been a journey of massive development, technologically and socially and not always for the good. Vintage Roadscene, reflects on that wide-ranging history, using a team of transport historians presenting a series of lively, well-informed articles supported by unique period photographs; it truly is a trip down memory lane.