Smashing set of pics. of the old Bedfords. Do you remember when there used to be one round every corner.
And do you remember the “S” type being called the “BIG” Bedford?
Bassman
Yes everyone who ran them refered to the a Big, Designed to carry 7 tons but could manage 10 in their heyday, Regards Larry.
Smashing set of pics. of the old Bedfords. Do you remember when there used to be one round every corner.
And do you remember the “S” type being called the “BIG” Bedford?
Bassman
Yes everyone who ran them refered to the a Big, Designed to carry 7 tons but could manage 10 in their heyday, Regards Larry.
In the 1950’s the S type Bedford did look a big lorry, even as a four wheeler. There was still a lot of smaller four wheeler’s carrying big loads for those times in certain area’s.
Cheers Dave.
A “C” Reg TK,must have been in storage as the TL was out by then also its on tube type rims
Have a closer look Pete at the front one it looks more like a split rim to me, ■■, Regards Larry.
Sorry thats what i meant Larry,thinking about it might have been ex army or RAF they had the later TL indicator,sidelamps fitted and it would explain split rims,ta,Pete
Starter insurance and brake cover on this Belgian plate Daf 2400 1975 East London.
Oily
edit and ps re locking on to the kerb on an incline, I still do that today, old habits die hard
Smashing set of pics. of the old Bedfords. Do you remember when there used to be one round every corner.
And do you remember the “S” type being called the “BIG” Bedford?
Bassman
Yes everyone who ran them refered to the a Big, Designed to carry 7 tons but could manage 10 in their heyday, Regards Larry.