Starting 1960 Bedford SB Bus engine 

wish my other bedford engine (214) sounded and started as good as this 300ci one too!

Hopefully i'll be able to have access to my yard again within the next 2 weeks after paying alot of money to get the court to approve my workshop address as somewhere i can go!

@@73volvo145 and if I go up to Tumby Bay I can pinch the wheel cylinders and master cylinder if we need to get them re-sleeved!

yes after i did the water pump and radiator, fitted a new exhaust then spent $5k on the brakes, then gave it a coat of paint in close to original green, you should be able to see what id done it more recent videos. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dKnwduAftGA.html

yes after i did the water pump and radiator, fitted a new exhaust then spent $5k on the brakes, then gave it a coat of paint in close to original green, you should be able to see what id done it more recent videos. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dKnwduAftGA.html

Also with the help of Matthew listed in other comments we rescued another 1961 sb3 Bedford, this other has a Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (VIC) body and not a Commonwealth Engineering body (NSW) unfortunately its spent most of its retired life by the salty air in port Lincoln and to say its a little rusty is rather an under statement!

@@73volvo145 Just watched. You keep it? Be worth a bit.

@@scottbarrowman942 yeah i still have it currently its full of other bus seats from some MAN's that were being wrecked, i'll get back to it one day.

It says Bedford SB so it mist be a 300.

@@peterw29 yes its a 300! however ive been given a 330 ci diesel engine!