Oxford Diecast 76SDF04PAL

Shelvoke & Drewry Freightlifter BRS with 4 pallets

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Manufacturer description

We have put this item together as a bundle including One Freightlifter and 1 pack of Pallets (4 in Total). Pallets will be chosen at random.

 

Shelvoke and Drewry Freightlifter in bright yellow and red and registered 956 FJO, the lettering on the lower skirt of the model indicates that the vehicle operated out of Swindon.

The famous British Road Services crest is printed in full colour on the Dualdrive cab of the fork lift, which Shelvoke & Drewry introduced as a direct competitor to the American Hyster forklift. Its capacity of being able to lift between 12000 and 18000 lbs with a lift height of up to 29 feet made it a desirable vehicle for use with the Armed Forces as well as with railway companies. First produced in 1952, the Freightlifter went on until 1974, with one or two re-designs along the way. Our highly detailed model is a tribute to a great little workhorse.

 

Catalogue listing

Brand
Oxford Diecast
Manufacturer
Oxford
Product Code
76SDF04PAL
RRP
£15.00

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Oxford Diecast Shelvoke & Drewry Freightlifter BRS – 4 pallets

Manufacturer part number: 76SDF04PAL. The item is sold as a bundle containing one Freightlifter model and a pack of four pallets; the pallets are supplied at random.

The die‑cast model depicts a Shelvoke & Drewry Freightlifter in bright yellow and red livery, bearing the registration 956 FJO and markings that indicate it operated from Swindon. The dual‑drive cab bears the full‑colour British Road Services crest.

The original Freightlifter was launched in 1952 as a direct British alternative to the American Hyster forklift and remained in production until 1974, undergoing one or two redesigns. It was capable of lifting between 12,000 and 18,000 lb to a height of up to 29 ft, making it suitable for use by the armed forces and railway companies.

This highly detailed model is intended as a tribute to the historic workhorse vehicle.

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