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4 hours ago, The Old Bloke Next Door said:

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Any info with that last pic?

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 image shows a vintage Morris Commercial LC5 truck, often recognized as the model used in the TV show Heartbeat. 
 
  • Model: Morris Commercial LC5
  • Era: Produced roughly between 1954 and 1960.
  • Features: Known for a petrol engine and a distinct rugged commercial design.
  • Status: A popular model for restoration among classic vehicle enthusiasts.
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1 hour ago, The Old Bloke Next Door said:
 image shows a vintage Morris Commercial LC5 truck, often recognized as the model used in the TV show Heartbeat. 
 
  • Model: Morris Commercial LC5
  • Era: Produced roughly between 1954 and 1960.
  • Features: Known for a petrol engine and a distinct rugged commercial design.
  • Status: A popular model for restoration among classic vehicle enthusiasts.

Ta. Moar interested in the use, than the van, TBH. First high street launderette opened on  May 9th, 1949. Still exists today.

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Some research suggests that it was a wartime effort and would visit factories etc to do washing for workers- many of which were women. Staffed by Lever Bros employees. 

So unlikely to be the 50s van. 

 

 

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My old man on the left, looking proud of the motors! His job had nothing to do with the transport side of the company, but he loved trucks all his life, and made it a part of his career. They had a couple of artics for deliveries and a couple for demonstrating machinery throughout the UK and occasionally Europe. Unfortunately for the drivers, he was a staunch buy British man. They suffered through Ford D series, Seddon Atkinson and latterly Leyland Roadrunners. 

Towards the end of his time with Bomford and Evershed, all the deliveries were subbed out to Troughton in Evesham. For the life of me, I can't remember how the demonstration fleet was run. 

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Further Unimog porn. 

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We paid the extra to be driven round the offroad course. Extreme!

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