Commercial vehicle

Downsizing my vehicle collection so the Scammell's now for sale. Leyland 0680 engine, 10 speed semi auto box, runs and drives well, on historic rego atm. I am...

In 1962, the next long-haul cabover model was presented - the most popular and extensive range F. The trucks were offered with two different types of cabin - daycab (BBC=50’) and sleeper cab (BBC=86’). F range was equipped with a wide range of engine

We challenge you to try to look at the following photos of Curtis and Staci Ost’s ’41 Chevrolet school bus and not smile. We’re 100 percent sure you’ll fail. “W

Only 2669 of these trucks were made, all for the military. A super-clean example is up for sale in Idaho. It's ready to take you anywhere.

This is an original 1964 black and white print ad for Bedford trucks and vans from Bedford Vehicles, Luton, England, a subsidiary of Vauxhall Motors. CONDITION This 47+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. No aging. Moderate crease - left side. No natural defects. Some light surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Product Type: Original Print Ad; Black & White / Grayscale Grade: Very Fine +++ Dimensions: Approximately 10 x 14 inches; 25 x 36 cm Authentication: Serial-Numbered Certificate of…

In 1940 all Autocars changed their indexing. The bonneted trucks received the letter C, and the cabover - the letter U. The numbers in the index indicate the difference of weight and power characteristics of trucks. Autocar heavy gasoline trucks were called C-50 / C-60 / C-70 / C-80 / C-90.

Morris Commercial, 30-cwt, 8 x 8, Experimental Light Lorry.

Mike Humble tells the story of the hugely influential Leyland Marathon The start of the fightback Adapting to market changes - and fast After all the

Finding this 35mm Kodachrome slide that I took with a Fujica during an October visit to London triggers memory of being interested in the small tractor and the large trailer. I don't know the make of the truck. I note from the photo that it was parked at Pauls Corner and Psuls Churchyard.

We love the Special Trucks section of the Mercedes Commercial Vehicle website. Just the name is a bit exciting! It speaks to their obscene engineering and armageddon-proof construction strength, as well as their purposes for buyers. Few two are exactly alike thanks to MB’s Custom Tailored Truck group — that is able to upfit the three truck bases into virtually anything. Luxury motorhome, fire-fighter, crane/loader, locomotive…. pick your purpose! Unimog, Zetros and Econic are the Special…