Hi all,
Picked up this Type 3 in lovely condition, looks great in yellow, so much brighter than the Grey / Brown / Green typical Postwar colours.....
Here are the other tippers, some have had a hard life on the building site!
The yellow Type 4 is quite unusual I think? I've not seen many.
Chris Warr.
If not scarcer, the yellow examples always make a more battered impression because of their bright appearance. So a good looking yellow one is always more difficult to find than the less vulnerable dull colour versions. But indeed yellow generally is far from common on 4th type tippers, as it seems.
Two 'dull' tippers of mine:
Kind regards, Jan
I think yellow looks pretty good on the older models, but I don't have any either. But nice add to your collection in any event!
Terry
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