Beford Quiz

Not to discriminate here is a quiz for a bundy on Bedfords.

1 . Bedford was a subsidiary of what company ?
2 . What model was the first real bedford produced in 1931 ?
3 . The S model was first produced in what year ?
4 . In bedford nomenclature the first letter is the model, what is the second letter ?
5 . In 1955 A new manufacturing facility was opened, where ?
6 . Bedford sales hit 30,000 for the first time in what year ?
7 . What is lost in the grass below a 36 bedford ?
8 . Some bedfords are accepted into the main stream world because of what engine ?
9 . What are some early bedfords often reffered to because of the big loads they could carry ?
10 . From Foggy's interview on the 2005 Alice trip he quoted a business he used to be in, what was it ?...I hope you get this one right Dave.

Let's see:

1. Vauxhall
2. W
3. Um, 1950
4. chassis length
5. Err, started at Luton then...Dunstable
6. Mid-30s. 1937.
7. Spanner...dropped by a spanner...
8. GM
9. Slowfords? Actually, that's all the ones I've driven. LOL.
10. Glassy

Two wrong Andy :-[

Crap, does it help to have seen the Alice video?

1 . Bedford was a subsidiary of what company ?
Noah Bros Marinerz
2 . What model was the first real bedford produced in 1931 ?
BC model
3 . The S model was first produced in what year ?
1066
4 . In bedford nomenclature the first letter is the model, what is the second letter ?
maker/assemblerz initial of his name or anybody th@'d own upto it
5 . In 1955 A new manufacturing facility was opened, where ?
Rottnest Island
6 . Bedford sales hit 30,000 for the first time in what year ?
Never Ever Happended as the new owners got wise to the scheme
7 . What is lost in the grass below a 36 bedford ?
Rust n more Rust
8 . Some bedfords are accepted into the main stream world because of what engine ?
one th@ sumtimes can start n run
9 . What are some early bedfords often reffered to because of the big loads they could carry ?
Holy Sh&* where'd U get th@ from HSWUGTF
10 . From Foggy's interview on the 2005 Alice trip he quoted a
business he used to be in, what was it ?...I hope you get this one right
Dave.
Carting twigs ifn when it would/could run


LOL

OnlyJokenDeadly

cya

The good thing about Bedfords is that they actually had slight redesigns here and there as time progressed...as opposed to KWs which haven't changed since the 60s... , don't worry Swishman, ya know I love 'em all!

3. 1951
9. British Mack

Andy, Bundy for you.
The correct answer for the last question is beer bottle business...glassy, where'd you come up with that. Same dog different leg action so I gave it to you.
Barry

Same dog different leg action so I gave it to you

Much like my chassis length answer instead of wheelbase!

Foggy told me in an email once he was a glassy. I didn't twig straight away and thought he meant he was a glazier till he explained. Bet he loves, "Ten green bottles hanging on the wall..."

I was a DEAD Marine Dealer . Dave