Bedford wartime models

[Les Freathy]

David, a few photos to accompany your listings
cheers
Les

[David_Hayward (RIP)]

Thanks Les. I am trying to prove that OX chassis were available to authorised users such as NAAFI, Churchy Army, Salvation Army, et al as well as the OW models. However I cannot tell the difference between an OWS and an OXC!

[Matthew P]

Originally Posted by David_Hayward (RIP)

Thanks Les. I am trying to prove that OX chassis were available to authorised users such as NAAFI, Churchy Army, Salvation Army, et al as well as the OW models. However I cannot tell the difference between an OWS and an OXC!

While there are certainly photographs of Bedford trucks in use by these organizations I'd like to see, if it exists the connection to chassis being available to authorized users. Here's a photo from circa mid 1943. I have no idea why it is uploading inverted...

Matt

[Keith Brooker]

Is this better

[Mike K]

A QL Bedford in Melbourne of all places 1946

Title Truck and semi-trailer with logs each approximately 2 tons in weight in a loading yard at Melbourne, Victoria. Extension of good roads and the increasing demands of commercial undertakings have resulted in great development of road transport in Australia in recent years [photographic image]. 1 photographic negative: b&w, acetate
Date range 1946 - 1946
Series/Control symbol A1200, L211
Item ID 11962717
Item location Canberra