Ross Auto Engineering was a British manufacturer of milk floats and other battery electric road vehicles. The company was formed in 1949 by Victor Electrics, another manufacturer of milk floats. In 19
A Ross Stallion 30cwt milk float, registration number PFK339M, built in 1973 and operated by Bennetts Farms. It is preserved at The Transport Museum, Wythall.
A Helecs 10 Rider Pram on display at The Transport Museum, Wythall. These vehicles were officially built by Ross Auto Engineering, but carried chassis plates for Helecs Vehicles Ltd.
Lewis Electruk was a British marque of milk floats, produced by T H Lewis Ltd, a company which had close ties with Express Dairies, the London-based retail milk company. They made pedestrian controlle
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…milk floats who were based at Burscough Bridge, Lancashire. Their involvement in a major project in 1955 is a little unclear. TH Lewis of London built Lewis Electruk milk floats for Express Dairies, but in 1955, the demand for Rider Pram models exceeded Lewis's production capacity. An order for 168 extra vehicles…
A Lewis Electruk rider pram, registration no SJD 884, operated by the London Co-operative Society, delivering milk in Southend-on-Sea around 1969
A 4-wheeled pedestrian controlled vehicle, registration number RVW 723, operated by A J Brackin & Sons, at Victoria House Corner, Hadleigh, Essex, around 1969