Bedfords Trucks

[@VictorGonzalez-kh8sq]

The Best Trucks!! I"from Argentina. Aún aquí se ve mucho de ellos

[@bigears4426]

This reminds me of dads army, the old trucks

[@johnniethepom7545]

1:14 , there were a couple of old ex army trucks just like this that laid in a farm yard at Wilstead just south of Bedford for years . Perhaps my mind is playing tricks on me , but I'd wager a tenner it's the same truck .

[@russcattell955i]

Fond memories driving TK & TL's at South West Gas. The old models had no power steering, so for urban deliveries we would over inflate the front tyres from 90 to 110 psi to make steering lighter. My 2 regular fleet TK's I named "Bobby Ewing" because every time we killed it the garage would bring it back to life, and "Exxon Valdez" due to the oil stains it left behind.

[@midsaint776]

I enjoyed this , thoroughly . I particularly liked the photograph of the little United Carriers TK Bedford 8 tonner . I have the Bedford book with all the beautiful colour pictures in , but it does not show any photographs of either Atlas Express , or United Carriers . although it does show a lovely colour photograph of a B.R.S Parcels TK .

[@paulnolan1352]

I think rest assured beds used to run TK’s, one of their drivers once ripped the back Axle clean off when he was coasting downhill and decided to put it back into gear and bring the Clutch up!.

[@richardwestwell4902]

Bedford had a huge contract to supply the British Army. When the contract finished, so did Bedford. Classic example of putting all your eggs in one basket.

[@ashleytattea5287]

old but though and strong trucks....

[@patriot7997]

Very strong trucks. Available in Bangladesh everywhere

[@supermansbigsister3012]

Oh yeah some pictures

[@wildmanyumy5671]

Only good down hill under powered shit boxes