Surveying company I worked for in the mid 70s had one (based on yhe Beford RL ?)with a box structure on the back, that was petrol. They always said, around 5mpg on road, 2 mpg off, no idea if it's really that bad but suspect you'd be lucky to get 45 mph out of it. Incredibly basic, noisy, heavy
As far as I know the Bedford RL has a 4.9 Litre 6 cylinder petrol engine in it, with the 4x4 system I’d hazard a guess that those mpg figures are pretty accurate, re the Green Goddesses I’ve also ridden past them, they don’t seem in to bad condition iirc
With regard to women truck drivers here in the UK, there are definitely more, we see them occasionally. Still massively male dominated in numbers alone but the female ones we see seem quite at home and enjoying their jobs...and certainly don't seem to get a hard time from their male colleagues, which is absolutely as you'd expect and hope.
Heavily modified Kenworth 900L seen in Nice, France. Looks to have had a motor home style conversion on top of its rear axles! Makes sense as it's support for some sort of travelling carnival.
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