Bedwas bodies on the buses
24th March 1988, Page 16
24th March 1988
Page 16
Page 16, 24th March 1988
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• Bedwas Bodyworks is now offering its new Transit-based PV400 MKII body for welfare, mini-bus or PSV conversions. In its latest form the PV400 features recessed, 1,790mrnhigh, sliding side front doors and low (304nun) step. The full-width step well is designed to further aid passenger access. Door width is 680mm. Access for wheelchair-bound passengers would be through rear doors whose 1,689mm width is easily within the required measurements. The vehicle can be fitted with a rear frame suitable for tail or pillar lifts. The PV400 is offered in shell form for use by specialist mini-bus, welfare and PSV converters. Bedwas has developed the PV400 body to fit Ford Transit 160/190 longwheelbase chassis cowls.