Haulage Stickers

Do you love your job as a trucker? Your work and your job are your passion. If you drive big trucks, this is the perfect gift for you or your colleagues.

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The Haulage Company on the Outer Rim you can trust

You love your job as a trucker. Your work and your job are your passion. Here is the perfect gift for you or your colleagues in the shipping company.

A powerful Freight Truck rolls along a mountainous highway heading to Jasper Alberta, Canada.

Kenworth W900 big rig truck minimalist outline line drawing (also available in white)

inspired by movies

Classic International Harvester 9670 cabover truck outline line drawing (also available in white)

Falcão vs Pedro da Boleia: o confronto

You love your job as a trucker. Your work and your job are your passion. Here is the perfect gift for you or your colleagues. In a cool vintage style.

Saddle Tank locomotive 1340 "Trojan" hard at work hauling a mixture of wagons. It was made at the Avonside Engine Co. in 1897, originally for work in the South Wales docks. Towards the end of its working life it was sold to a Midlands colliery. Having been restored it is now at the Didcot Rail Centre in Oxfordshire

"Tractor Unit" - This shirt is a tribute to the powerhouse of the transportation world. With a bold graphic design featuring a mighty tractor unit, it encapsulates the essence of heavy-duty hauling. Crafted from durable, comfortable fabric, this shirt is perfect for trucking enthusiasts and those who appreciate the backbone of logistics. Whether you're a trucker by trade or simply admire the raw power of these machines, this shirt lets you wear your connection to the road with pride. Embrace the world of long-haul transportation and make a statement with this shirt that embodies the strength and dependability of the tractor unit.

Do you love your job as a trucker? Here is the perfect gift for you or your colleagues in the shipping company.

Peggy Sue Number of views as of 21st February 2019 = 1200. Foden flatbed lorry 'Peggy Sue' pictured at Laxey, Isle of Man in the livery of Gleave's Transport of Audlem, Cheshire. I'm not sure of the exact year of manufacture, but this model probably dates from the late 1950s or early 60s, which would tie in with the date of Buddy Holly's hit single 'Peggy Sue', released in 1957. The vehicle evidently has some history with the island as can be seen from the Manx 'three leg' symbol on either side of the cab just above the headlamps. The Foden brand dates back over 150 years and is synonymous with quality road haulage engineering. Originally a manufacturer of agricultural traction engines and steam lorries, the company quickly adapted to th...

Lancashire Lass - a Family Connection Number of views as of 19th June 2018 = 800. I was delighted to find this Gardner diesel-engined 1957 Atkinson drop-sided lorry at the Great Dorset Steam Fair. Not only because it's a fine vintage commercial vehicle, but also because there's a family connection. George Preston was in fact my uncle, whose father (George senior) started the fuel and haulage business in Earby (England) on the Lancashire/Yorkshire border. After the closure of the Colne to Skipton railway line, the company had their depot at the old station yard in Earby. Date: 4th September 2010.

Diesel locomotive in New Orleans

Diesel locomotive in New Orleans

Bob "Bull" Hurley truckers t-shirt.

Classic ERF A series truck outline line drawing (also available in black and without mirrors)

Classic ERF A series truck outline line drawing (also available in white and without mirrors)

Classic Foden lorry outline line drawing (also available in white)

Vintage Foden Truck emblem Please note that this is a vintage logo and may have some imperfections, patina etc

Classic Foden lorry outline line drawing (also available in black)

Classic International Harvester 9670 cabover truck outline line drawing (also available in black)

Classic ERF A series truck outline line drawing (also available in white and with mirrors)

Classic ERF A series truck outline line drawing (also available in black and with mirrors)

The EMD GP15-1 is a 4-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division between June 1976 and March 1982

Vintage Foden Truck logo