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| Neal Machirus's fleet wasn't large, but he was a great believer in the Scania breed. A P82m from 1983 |
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| 6 wheeler rigid N10 Volvo with trailer of Hookers at Seaview. |
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| 1983 Mitsubishi supplied by Ed Barker trucks to J.D.Lyons parked up for the night. |
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| There would hardly be two more different trucks. The big spacious cab-over Swede and the crammed conventional American. Volvo F12 and Mack R series for sale at MTD in Palmerston North. |
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| Also in Palmerston North, "Sizzler" the R142m Scania of ham and smallgoods producer, Hutton's is stationary while an ERF stock truck passes by. |
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| Palmerston North again sees this K100 Kenworth with curtain sided second trailer of a B-train. |
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| Car Distribution Group Isuzu passes Max's house with a load of 4 Toyotas and one Holden. |
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| Palmerston Transport Services started with a tow truck and a vehicle transporter. Then progressed into specialised vehicle transport, moving things like large tractors, diggers and forklifts. Although this type of work still forms a large part of their business, they now move almost anything and trade as PTS Logistics. This 4 axle Freightliner Argosy tows a 4 axle trailer with single tyres and loaded with a 40 ft container. |
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| This Nissan operating for AF Logistics, still carries the colours of Foodstuff's own truck fleet. |
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| Another 4 axle Argosy, but this time a rigid with 4 axle full trailer of Linfox. |
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| Little Mitsubishi carrying a skip bin. |
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| 20 ft container this time pulled by a Mack Vision from Daily Freight; part of the Mainfreight group. |
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