Bedford MW truck 1942

[cave zombie]

hello not posted mutch here would any one have an intrest in a 1942 bedford mw in good condition my farther in law has one and dosnt no what to do with it or how much its worth any help please all the best cave zombie

sorry any spelling

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi, welcome to the forum! It will be a Bedford MW

There will be interest in it. Friends of mine have owned/restored several over the years. Condition will have a massive bearing on any value as will the year of production if it is an early example.

Can you share any photos?

Cheers, Ade.

[sitges1990]

Welcome cave zombie. You're going to need to give a better description and photos would be best.

Jay

[cave zombie]

will see what i can do about pics it runs v well been in local shows engine has not many hrs on the clock was used ww2 some history and water tank has no leeks lots of spere parts to



again sorry any spelling

[cave zombie]

sorry post again found some pics my wife told me about not her pics but is her dads bedford in the pics

Bedford MW Bowser on Flickr - Photo Sharing!



Bedford MW Bowser on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

[Adrian Stevenson]

Now that is better. An MW water bowser is fairly rare beast. Not to everyones taste though being a specialised vehicle. I used to know of a couple of restored examples.

My best guestimate is around £4000 to £4500.

Cheers, Ade.

[cave zombie]

thanks for the help just hve to sell it how is a nice old thing

[Adrian Stevenson]

If you are selling, I would suggest trying it on "Milweb". Make it open to offers and see what people are prepared to pay.

http://www.milweb.net/

Cheers, Ade.

[tinlid]

Hi All,
I used to own a Bedford MWD, & when I saw this picture,well you guessed it. This type of Bedford is exactly like the one I used to have, a bit draughty, but good fun.
This one has new owners, the Luftwaffe, a change of paint & Number plate.
Aaron