Bedford PC Coupe Utility Photo.
This totally original Coupe Utility (ute) is one of three I brought from Australia to the UK in 2006. The grey Bedford PC has been off the road since the mid 70s and still has the final few road tax stickers in the window. The front end panelwork of the 10/12cwt ute is similar to British-built PC vans although from the screen back it is bodied by GMH (Holden) in Australia. British vans have a one piece screen whereas the Australian utes have a smart split screen assembly. The standard suicide doors are fitted. With this one came a cream PC ute and a slightly older JC Bedford ute in part-restored condition.
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Bedford Books Whether for the PC Coupe Utility as shown below, or any other type of Bedford, it is worth having a look on Amazon for books, DVDs, Videos etc.
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Have you seen today's eBay auction listings for the Bedford PC Coupe Utility?
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(Find PC Coupe Utility parts, books, factory manuals, models and complete vehicles - listings updated daily.)
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Photos of Bedfords and other vintage transport subjects.
- PC Coupe Utility from Bedford.
- Built in: 1940s.
- Finished in: Grey.
Several thousand photographs are shown in the old car galleries at oldclassiccar. The Bedford PC Coupe Utility above is one of 120 images in the Miscellaneous Photographs Set 4 archive, you can see the remaining photos in this set here. A full index of all the photographs is on the main cars, vans and lorries photo section.
Most of the images in this set were taken by myself here in the UK, and some sent in by visitors to the site from Australia, America, Sweden and The Netherlands! If the PC Coupe Utility shown here is yours, it'd be great to include some more information about it on this page if possible! I'm always on the lookout for photographs of cars that don't yet feature in the transport photos section, so if you have any photos to share, perhaps of other Bedfords, or different styles of PC Coupe Utilitys, then by all means drop me a line, it'd be great to hear from you and see your pictures.
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