British Commercial vehicles
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Adams Hewitt (1905-1909)
RegisteredRead more...Adams Hewitt (1905-1909) Adams Manufacturing Co. Ltd.. in Bedford, United Kingdom Adams-Hewitt Bedford , vehicles with single-cylinder and twin-cylinder engines of the company ...
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ADC (1926-1928)
RegisteredRead more...Associated Daimler Co Ltd (ADC) Commercial vehicles manufacturer England UK from 1926 to 1928 The Associated Daimler Co Ltd was a short-lived Commercial vehicle fusion of ...
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AEC 690 (1964-1971)
RegisteredRead more...AEC 690 Truck Manufacturer AEC Production 1964 to 1971 Class Commercial Body style Truck/dumptruck Engine 6 cylinders Wheelbase 12 ft. 8 in. Length 24 ft. The AEC 690 was a 6 x 4 ...
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AEC History (1916-1980)
RegisteredRead more...AEC (Associated Equipment Company) History Automotive Manufacturer: of London Great Britain from 1916 to 1980. Associated Equipment Company ( AEC for short ) is the name of a ...
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AEC K-type (1919-1926)
RegisteredRead more...AEC K-type Bus 1919 to 1926 Overview Manufacturer AEC/LGOC Production 1919–1926 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus, Layout Longitudinal front engine, ...
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AEC NS-type (1923-1927)
RegisteredRead more...AEC NS-type Bus 1923 to 1927 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1923-1927 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker,double-decker Layout ...
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AEC Q (1932-1938)
RegisteredRead more...AEC Q Bus Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1932-1938 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker,single-decker Layout side-engined, Powertrain ...
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AEC Regal 4 (1930-1940)
RegisteredRead more...AEC REGAL 4 Bus 1930 to 1940 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1930-1940 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker Layout Longitudinal ...
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AEC Regal IV (1950-1954)
Read more...AEC Regal IV Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1950 to 1954 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus single-deck Engine AEC 9.645 litre Transmission 4-speed Wheelbase 15ft 4in ...
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AEC Regal mk1(1929-1940)
RegisteredRead more...AEC Regal bus 1929 to 1940 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1929-1940 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker Layout Longitudinal ...
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AEC Regent 1 (1929-1942)
RegisteredRead more...AEC Regent 1 Bus 1929 to 1942 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1929-1942 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker Layout Longitudinal ...
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AEC Regent III (1947-1957)
Read more...AEC Regent III Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1947 to 1957 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus double-deck Engine 7.7 and 9.6 litre 6-cylinder diesel Transmission 4-speed ...
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AEC Renown 663 (1929-1937)
Read more...AEC Renown 663 bus 1929 to 1937 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1929-1937 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker Layout Longitudinal ...
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AEC Renown 664 (1930-1940)
RegisteredRead more...AEC Renown 664 bus 1929 to 1937 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1930-1940 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker,single-decker Layout ...
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AEC S-type (1920-1925)
Read more...AEC S-type Bus 1920 to 1925 Overview Manufacturer AEC/LGOC Production 1920-1925 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker,double-decker Layout ...
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AEC/LGOC B type (1910–1919)
Read more...AEC/LGOC B type Bus 1910 to 1919 Overview Manufacturer AEC/LGOC Production 1910–1919 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle, military vehicle,Bus Body style chassis cab,bus, ...
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Argyle (1970-1973)
Read more...Argyle Motor Mfg Co Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Scotland 1970-1973 The Argyle Motor Mfg Co Ltd was registered in 1968 by Argyle Diesel Electronics Ltd, East Kilbride, ...
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Armstrong Whitworth (1904-1916)
RegisteredRead more...Armstrong Whitworth History Predecessor(s) W.G. Armstrong & Mitchell Company Successor(s) Vickers-Armstrongs Founded 1847 (W.G. Armstrong Co.) Defunct 1927 Headquarters Newcastle ...
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Armstrong-Saurer (1931-1937)
Read more...Armstrong-Saurer Commercial Vehicles Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Newcastle-upon-Tyne England 1931 to 1937 Armstrong-Saurer was a Commercial vehicle manufacturer during ...
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Arran ( 1934-1937)
RegisteredRead more...Arran Motors Ltd. Commercial vehicle manufacturer Welwyn Garden City, Herts England 1934-1937 The Arran 'Dieselet'bonneted 4-tonner launched by Arran Motors Ltd. Welwyn Garden ...
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Austin Ant (1964-1968)
RegisteredRead more...Austin Ant From 1964 to 1968 The Austin Ant (development code ADO19) in 1964 that work started on the Ant, it was a small four-wheel drive vehicle designed by Sir Alec Issigonis ...
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Austin Champ (1951-1965)
Read more...Austin Champ 1951 to 1965 Overview Manufacturer Austin Motor Company Also called WN1, WN2, WN3. Production September 1, 1951-May 1956 (13,000 produced) Body and chassis ...
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Austin CXB (1947-1950)
RegisteredRead more...AUSTIN CXB Bus From 1947 to 1950 Regarded as Austin's answer to the Bedford 0B, the CXB model was introduced after the war in 1947. Being of normal control layout with a ...
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Austin Estate Saloon (1911-1913)
RegisteredRead more...Austin Estate Saloon Bus From 1911 to 1913 Introduced in 1911, this Austin 'Estate Saloon' was built on a car model chassis of that period. It is powered by a more high power ...
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Austin FX3 Taxi (1948-1958)
Read more...Austin FX3 Taxi 1948 to 1958 Overview Manufacturer Carbodies Body and chassis Body style 4-seat London type taxi Powertrain Engine 2.2 litre ohv petrol (gas)/later models diesel ...
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Austin FX4 Taxi (1958-1997)
Read more...Austin FX4 Taxi 1958 to 1997 Overview Manufacturer Austin, Carbodies, LTI Production 1958–97 Body and chassis Body style 2-door funeral 4-door saloon Dimensions Wheelbase ...
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Austin K2/Y (1939-1945)
RegisteredRead more...Austin K2/Y (1939-1945) Type Military ambulance Place of origin UK Service history In service Second World War and after in a number of countries Production history Manufacturer ...
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Austin K4 (1939-1955)
Read more...Austin K4 Truck history Manufacturer: Austin Motor Company Type: Commercial vehicle Production period: 1939 to 1955 model: Truck The Austin K4 was a heavy British truck that ...
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Austin K5 (1941-1945)
RegisteredRead more...Austin K5 1941 to 1945 Type Military truck Place of origin United Kingdom Service history In service Second World War Production history Manufacturer Austin Motor Company ...
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Austin K8VC (1947-1954)
RegisteredRead more...AUSTIN K8VC Bus From 1947 to 1954 Introduced in 1947, the Austin K8VC bus is a forward control type chassis with a wheelbase of 9ft 2in. Designed to carry 12 to 14-seats. It is ...
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Austin London Taxicab (1930-1948)
Read more...Austin London Taxicab (1930 to 1948) The Austin London Taxicab used a modified Austin Heavy Twelve-Four chassis clothed with new bodies designed by London's largest taxicab ...
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Austin Tilly (1937–1945)
RegisteredRead more...Austin Tilly History Manufacturer Austin Motor Company Limited Production 1937–1945 Body style van 2-door pickup Engine 4-cylinder side-valve Austin Light Utility 4 × 2 , ...
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BADC (1905-1907)
RegisteredRead more...BADC British Automobile Development Co Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer South London England 1905-1907 The British Automobile Development Co Ltd, in South London, was a ...
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BAICO
RegisteredRead more...BAICO British-American Import Co Ltd England 1938 The British-American Import Co Ltd undertook the conversion of US-built Ford Model 'T' chassis and later, its British-built ...
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Baker (1907-1909)
RegisteredRead more...Joseph Baker & Sons Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer London England 1907-1909 Food processing equipment manufacturer Joseph Baker & Sons Ltd constructed a prototype ...
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Barber-Bucham (1905-1906)
RegisteredRead more...BARBER-BUCHANAN Commercial vehicle manufacturer England 1905-1906 Sometimes referred to as Buchanan, the Barber-Bucham was designed for use in the British colonies. History A ...
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Baron (1957-1969)
Read more...Baron Motors Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Borehamwood, Herts England 1957 to 1969 Baron Motors Ltd was a Commercial vehicle manufacture founded at Borehamwood, Herts, ...
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Barton (1950-1961)
RegisteredRead more...Barton Transport Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Chilwell, Notts, England 1950-1954,1959-1961 Passenger vehicle operator Barton Transport Ltd, Chilwell,Notts, re-conditioned ...
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BAT Harris Hasell (1929-1931)
RegisteredRead more...BAT Harris & Hasell Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Bristol England 1929-1931 Harris & Hasell Ltd, Bristol, held an agency for various imported American commercials. Later, ...
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Bean Bus (1926-1928)
RegisteredRead more...Bean 25/30 cwt Bus Manufacturer Bean Years 1926 to 1928 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus single-deck Engine 4-cylinder Transmission 4-speed Wheelbase 11ft 11/4in This 18 ...
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Bedford Beagle (1964-1973)
Read more...Bedford Beagle Manufacturer Bedford Vehicles Production 1964 to 1973 Assembly Luton, United Kingdom Class Light commercial vehicle Body style Estate Layout Longitudinal front ...
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Bedford CA (1952-1969)
Read more...Bedford CA (1952 to 1969) Manufacturer Bedford Vehicles Production 1952–1969 Assembly Luton, United Kingdom Successor Bedford CF Class Light commercial vehicle Body style Van ...
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Bedford CF Series 1 (1969-1983)
Read more...Bedford CF Series 1 (1969-1983) Overview Manufacturer Bedford Vehicles Also called Opel Bedford Blitz Production 1969–1983 Body and chassis Class Light commercial vehicle ...
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Bedford CF Series 2 (1984-1988)
RegisteredRead more...Bedford CF Series 2 1984 to 1988 Overview Manufacturer Bedford Vehicles Also called Opel Bedford Blitz Production 1984–1988 Body and chassis Class Light commercial vehicle ...
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Bedford Chevanne (1978-1985)
RegisteredRead more...Bedford Chevanne The Bedford Chevanne was a small commercial vehicle built in the United Kingdom. It was based on the GM T platform Vauxhall Chevette estate, however unlike the ...
