les freathy:
Now a change a 1950s o type i think 5 ton van of Quaker, we once had a driver called Quaker man who looked like that. Interesting the way the rear wheels have been enclosed
hi les i once had a boss who looked like that ■■■■ warwick of wickham and he was a quaker ! good man tho
andrew.s:
colinwallace1:
At a show in 2010.I like that very much colin!!
Is it Detroit powered?-the twin stacks and air intakes would suggest as much.i’d gladly drive that every day lol
the commer looks the business too!!!
great pics
I’d guess your right, a lot of Detroits out here, here’s one more of the Commer.
Lawrence Dunbar:
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This O Model Bedford was bought from Hamilton Motors From north London The Reg EBL ///, Was purchased during the petrol ration period & My great Uncle Tommy Boiston went to collect it from this well known firm, & IIRC Had some sort of conncesionery petrol coupons to get him back to Seaton Burn to his garage at Fisher Lane, It was termed as a three quarter wheel base, & Of course was a drop sider so it was a very versatile motor in its day, It was used a lot running Lime up to Auchterader & Back loading with Tatties for the North east, Happy long gone days , Regards Larry.
robert1952:
Bedford KM on Middle-East work. Robert0
Is it my eyes,or is the front of that tilt laced up wrong?
Suedehead:
robert1952:
Bedford KM on Middle-East work. Robert0
Is it my eyes,or is the front of that tilt laced up wrong?
Try Specsavers 
Lawrence Dunbar:
Suedehead:
robert1952:
Bedford KM on Middle-East work. Robert0
Is it my eyes,or is the front of that tilt laced up wrong?
Try Specsavers
Courtesy of my Specsaver varifocals… I agree with Suedhead. The sides are on top of the front. Hope it didn’t rain too much on that trip!
John