This comprehensive service repair manual provides an in-depth guide to repairing, maintaining, rebuilding, refurbishing, or restoring your Bedford MIDI, IZUSU MIDI, General Motors MIDI 1.8L Petrol, or 2L Diesel van. It covers model years from 1980 to 1995, offering a wealth of information to assist you in every aspect of your vehicle's care. The manual features a detailed table of contents for easy navigation and hundreds of pages of technical information. You'll find detailed instructions, diagrams, and illustrations to guide you through various repairs, from basic maintenance tasks to complex engine overhauls.

The Bedford MIDI, also known as the Isuzu MIDI and General Motors MIDI, was a light commercial van produced from 1980 to 1995. This versatile vehicle was a collaboration between Bedford, a British truck manufacturer, and Isuzu, a Japanese automotive giant. The MIDI was a popular choice for businesses, offering a practical and reliable option for transportation and delivery. While it was marketed under various brand names – Bedford in the UK, Isuzu in Japan, and General Motors in other markets – the core vehicle remained essentially the same, with minor variations in styling and features for each market.

The Bedford MIDI was known for its sturdy construction and efficient performance. It was available with two engine options: a 1.8L petrol engine, providing ample power for urban driving, and a 2L diesel engine, known for its fuel efficiency and durability. The van's design prioritized practicality, with a spacious cargo area and a comfortable cabin for the driver and passengers. The MIDI was a popular choice for delivery companies, couriers, and small businesses, offering a reliable and economical workhorse for everyday use. Its compact size and maneuverability made it suitable for navigating narrow streets and tight spaces in urban environments, while its load capacity provided ample space for goods transportation. However, the MIDI also faced stiff competition in the market from other manufacturers like Ford and Fiat, which offered similar vehicles with comparable features. Despite its popularity, the production of the Bedford MIDI ceased in 1995 as the market shifted towards newer and more advanced van designs.