Oxford Diecast DAF12CS

Moreton C Cullimore DAF 105 XXL Curtainside - 1:76 Scal

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Prototype Eras
Era 9 (1995 to 2004) Initial Privatisation
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

This DAF 105 Super Space Cab has a curtainside trailer in the authentic green and red livery of the well-known Gloucestershire based third-generation family firm of Moreton C Cullimore. The company, founded over 75 years ago by Moreton C Cullimore, has long been associated with the business of aggregate and road haulage in Gloucestershire and the surrounding area. His son Roger joined the company in 1961, taking on the role of Managing Director in 1969. Upon the death of Moreton in 1972, Roger became Chairman , a position he still holds today. More recently, in January 2010, Roger passed the Managing Directorship to his son Moreton F Cullimore, although he continues to play an active role as Chairman. Today the Cullimore group of companies operate a fleet of more than 80 vehicles, comprising a general haulage fleet of tractor units and a variety of trailers to cater for almost any load operating at up to 44 tonnes gross, carrying 29 tonnes. The transport yard and facilities are based on a 23-acre site at Netherhills, where they benefit from the excellent road links, being situated only a mile off the M5 motorway.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Moreton C Cullimore DAF 105 XXL Curtainside – 1:76 scale model. The product is supplied under the manufacturer part number DAF12CS and represents the rebuilding of the railways era.

The model depicts a DAF 105 Super Space Cab coupled to a curtainside trailer painted in the authentic green and red livery of the Gloucestershire‑based third‑generation family firm Moreton C Cullimore. The real‑world company, founded over 75 years ago, specialises in aggregate and road haulage and today operates a fleet of more than 80 vehicles capable of carrying up to 29 tonnes gross weight. Its yard is located on a 23‑acre site at Netherhills, approximately one mile from the M5 motorway.

Key company dates include the appointment of Roger Cullimore as Managing Director in 1969, his succession to Chairman after Moreton Cullimore’s death in 1972, and the transfer of the Managing Directorship to his son Moreton F Cullimore in January 2010, while Roger remains Chairman.