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The Eddie Stobart Ltd Renault Premium Curtainside is also finished to the highest standards. It is superbly tampo printed. From the fleet number to the flags and Stobart symbols it is of the highest quality. Look at the detailing of the cables and handles between the cab and trailer, or the work in the hubcaps, to see how fine this is. Impressively finished Stobart liveried Renault Premium Limited Edition will have collectors serching hard. Shop here

Founded in 1973 by Martin Carroll and Steve Beeches, Saints has always specialised in Airfreight Logistics. Under their guidance for the last 35 years, the company has grown in to one of the largest UK Airfreight hauliers, daily servicing every commercial airport with over 200 vehicles (largely MAN’s), 350 staff and several depots in Manchester, Scotland, Wales, and two at Heathrow, where S700 ST5 still operates today. It handles almost every type of cargo, including hazardous and explosive goods. Vehicles are double-skinned and are equipped with tracking and satellite controlled door locks, remote engine shut down, and panic buttons for increased security. Shop here

Tate & Lyle was formed in 1921 from a merger of two rival sugar refiners, Henry Tate & Sons and Abram Lyle & Sons. The ship owner, Abram Lyle acquired an interest in sugar refining in 1865 in Greenock, western Scotland, then in Plaistow, London, England. Henry Tate began his business in 1869 in Liverpool, England, later expanding to London. Both companies had large factories nearby each other. Henry Tate in Silvertown, London and Abram Lyle in Plaistow. This prompted the 1921 merger, and the later carriage of sugar on 1930s Scammell’s bearing both names. Shop here