StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: living van

dps[23] - living van exterior {1 of 3}

dps[23] - living van exterior {1 of 3}

StoneRoad2013
08 Jul 2023 1 103
Exterior of the Brayshaw's living van. Very fine work, the paintwork detailing is excellent.
dps[23] - living van interior {2 of 3}

dps[23] - living van interior {2 of 3}

StoneRoad2013
08 Jul 2023 1 110
Living van interior, some splendid workmanship displayed here. note: the "proggy" mat ...
dps[23] - living van {3 of 3}

dps[23] - living van {3 of 3}

StoneRoad2013
08 Jul 2023 90
Information board displayed with the living van [in lieu of an entry in the rally handbook] To summarise - the van was built by Brayshaw's of Yeadon - near Leeds - in 1912 for Henry Miller, was passed to the Proctor family in the 1920s. The Robson family undertook a four year restoration project during 1989 to 1993 {?} The results of their work are stunning - and I'm writing as a person heavily involved in restoration of timber heritage vehicles.
STTES[22] - matched 'pair'

STTES[22] - matched 'pair'

StoneRoad2013
16 Jun 2022 2 130
S10 : Aveling & Porter steam roller "Ayesha" built 1925 RegNo. TN 216 Livery - C.S.Brunch, Contractor, Newcastle upon Tyne accompanied by a living van, in the same livery.
STTES[22] - Living van

STTES[22] - Living van

StoneRoad2013
16 Jun 2022 1 138
Living Van - painted as C.S. Bunch, Contractor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Accompanies an Aveling & Porter Steam Roller.
ESP - 94a (Bial) - Living van

ESP - 94a (Bial) - Living van

StoneRoad2013
20 Sep 2020 88
I saw a lot of these in Poland. They seem to be what the British call "Living Vans" which were used traditionally by steam roller and traction engine crews during periods of peripatetic work. Travelling between work sites (farms) and staying for a week or two before moving on to the next, used as a form of mobile mess hut and combined with an overnight caravan.
A&P[17] - moving home [Explored]

A&P[17] - moving home [Explored]

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2017 16 7 688
A&P 3315 aka NCC No13 moving from Vintage Vehicle Museum at Shildon, towing an unrestored living van. Note : the signwriting on the canopy. (Image via ACoulls)