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Autoquip success story
16th March 1979, Page 6
16th March 1979
Page 6
Page 6, 16th March 1979
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THIS YEAR'S Auto: exhibition at Wemble mirrored the component accessories sector's com tion to Britain's export ket, where last year tli dustry sold £1,740m in seas markets. This was 4 cent of the total exports ( motor industry and £: more than the combine ports of cars and Comm vehicles.
Although primarily co ered more applicable fo car accessory and equip market, several of thE stand-holders had exhibi interest to the comme vehicle operator.
Many manufacturers cab entertainment equip are now able to supply products suitable for operation without vol converters. Operators t petrol-engined vans will f larger range of gaskets belts, contact breaker pc spark plugs and filters a able to them.