I'm fairly sure that seeing the Batoyl Bedford in the 80s was one of the inspirations for my brother's OLB restoration. I'll see if I can find some pictures to post (of both).
I'm fairly sure that seeing the Batoyl Bedford in the 80s was one of the inspirations for my brother's OLB restoration. I'll see if I can find some pictures to post (of both).
This, is my brother's OLB. He restored it with my father and it originally belonged to a Bradford coal merchant. They bought two hulks from a breakers yard and used parts from the worst one to restore the best. The results were pretty good, but sadly he had to sell it a couple of years after this was taken. As far as I'm aware it's still on the road but I'm not sure who owns it now.Nice one, look forward to that.
Guy was owned by Jaguar (pre BLdays)Guy ?...it rings a bell, they must have been specialist builders or before my time, In the 70s I seem to remember the name but don't actually recall seeing any.
Did they have a tie up with Foden at some stage ?
Just musing from the dark depths of vague memory...probably wrong.
@Venod, @DRM
One of our 'Max-Fax' Consultants has one
He sometimes drives it in
It's interesting watching him in the car-parks with it
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