Old trucks

I think that there are too many signals for Warwick.- Kav

Think the lh truck is a GMC, and the rh one a Chevrolet

grandad wrote: Think the lh truck is a GMC, and the rh one a Chevrolet

I believe you are correct.. Also here in the states both GMC and Chevy went to the one piece windshield, on the left hand truck, in 1954. No idea on the models built in other countries??

May 1965 VR News Letter: Loading a special freight to Royal Easter Show (Sydney, NSW).
Dodge (model?), Bedford K, Commer? in the distance.

Roderick

AT4 6 or 700 Dodge... TK Bedford and I'd say an S model Bedford

That looks, to me anyway, like a very long cattle trailer. It is a single axle, as well.

Maybe if the Railways had got their act together and run a regular service, 16 hours Melbourne to Sydney (even though it was twice the time taken by road freight) they could have kept some of the freight business they lost when their normal service was five or seven days, plus a day or two queuing at freight depots at each end. :sick:

110518W - Nairobi (Kenya): Kenya Railways Leyland and Bedford. (Roderick Smith)

Roderick.

Leyland Constructor ??
J series Bedford

A lot of good pomy gear in Africa

Paul

“Good pommy gear”. Isn’t that what’s referred to as an oxymoron? Just like saying “an honest politician “.

The train in the background doesn't look any better then the Leyland in the foreground.

The doors look like they are falling off it.