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New Ant dealers
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WM Equipment Sales Ltd which manufactures and markets the Ant range of light commercial vehicles, is to sell the Ant through a newly formed UK dealer network.
The Ant allows for a nominal 800kg (16cwt) Dayload and is available with a -...hoice of eight bodies while the unladen weight is given at thout 550kg (11cwt).
A drop-side, pick-up, water anker, boxvan, hydraulic ipper and refuse wagon are ncluded in the range as well as he range of bodies for the Antincludes a efuse demount which has a capacity of bout 800kg (16cwil.
rticulated box or flat-bed ersions.
The two-seater glass fibre ab is mounted on a steel hassis, while the power is rovided by a Reliant 750cc etrol engine, but this will be placed by an 850cc version in ebruary 1978.
In an unladen condition a 43 speed of 88km/h (55mph) claimed which, when laden, reduced to about 72km/h 15mph) providing a fuel msumption of up to it/100km (35mpg).
The three-wheel layout crries a bonus of lower road x and low insurance.