Bedford TK photos
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I'm looking for pics of working TKs in their heyday so I can work out a scheme for mine. I'd prefer to recreate a Victorian scheme if I can but, failing that, will probably go yellow but will probably change my mind.
My TK is the eight tonner flatbed if that helps narrow things down. Bruce (Cunning Stunt) and I have mused over putting a van on the back and turning her into an Arnott's truck as has been discussed earlier but, particularly from a signwriting point of view, I might go a bit cheaper for the time being.
Any help most appreciated. Don't forget I'm a sandgroper so need pictures to know what you lot are talking about!
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RE: probably go yellow
Th@ reminds me Yellow express were a large haulage mob Aus wide
now just taxi trucks in Sydney
they had @ least one Bedford TK tray truck
www.yellowexpress.com.au/history.asp
they mighta bin called yellow but me thinks the color twaz more a orange
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Hi chaps
I'm looking for pics of working TKs in their heyday so I can work out a scheme for mine. I'd prefer to recreate a Victorian scheme if I can but, failing that, will probably go yellow but will probably change my mind.
My TK is the eight tonner flatbed if that helps narrow things down. Bruce (Cunning Stunt) and I have mused over putting a van on the back and turning her into an Arnott's truck as has been discussed earlier but, particularly from a signwriting point of view, I might go a bit cheaper for the time being.
Any help most appreciated. Don't forget I'm a sandgroper so need pictures to know what you lot are talking about!
Why not just paint it red and then add F.H.STEPHENS to the doors, big bold and black writing with yellow shadows, somebody on here must have some coloured photos of that lot.
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No idea who FH Stephens are, Greenie. Am trying to stay away from having a red (or green) truck though! Thanks for the suggestion, would love to see one of their trucks.
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Why not just paint it red and then add F.H.STEPHENS to the doors, big bold and black writing with yellow shadows, somebody on here must have some coloured photos of that lot.
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Geez I'd love ta see some coloured pic's of those trucks there isn't a lot of B/W ones about let alone coloured
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Millers (I think I got it right) in Mordialloc had bedfords amognst their very mixed fleet, they were Burgundy/ dark red with multi coloured striping... very smart, (may still be in business too) though I am not sure they didnt borrow their whole scheme from some one like Wettenhalls
TNT, Fleetexpress, Alltrans, NQX, etc all ran the same orange paint and had lots of beddies on local people would certainly look twice to see one of them tottling down the street today.
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