History of Light Commercial Vehicles

History of Light Commercial Vehicles from the TV series Classic Trucks narrated by the late John Peel

[@AdrianBarton]

John Peel was a very talented commentator. We miss you John.

[@Марк.Фетнов]

Thanks for sharing, Interesting film and great to hear John Peel's voice again

[@thedave7760]

How nostalgic does this make you feel? I can see the break up from the poor aerial reception and some leftover VHS noise...
Ahh the good old days.

[@rogeralsop3479]

Beautiful vehicles.

[@MrDaffyduck80]

Very enjoyable & informative. Thank you!

[@VinnyDaQ]

"Electric starting and brakes on ALL 4 wheels" - WOW !! What a concept !! : P

[@robwilliamsmanchester6060]

great video

[@inthenameofjustice8811]

My father drove for BRS out of the Tuffnel Park Depot in N. London.

[@alanjeff505]

Enjoyed this video, though my left ear did not.

[@MrHarleyoldfart]

John said that the Trojan had two cylinders, i was under the impression that it was three cylinders?

[@burthabard8316]

The day when the bread van sold the kids a lucky dip bag and the meat man gave you the bones for a stew midweek thy had meat on back then now you pay 1 pounds for the bone so the butcher can by his kids a lucky dip ?

[@microbusss]

neato
USA did a few shapes
Am curious as to what happened to that mini Austin

[@VinnyDaQ]

Me too - probably ended up scrapped, or else in a circus somewhere as a clown car.