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Improving the airflow

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1st June 1979

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Page 11, 1st June 1979 — Improving the airflow

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OPERATORS aware of the benefits of improved airflow over their vehicles will be interested in two new airdeflector fitments for smaller commercials.

Norco Transtee of Britanos House, Western Road, Norwich, has developed a roofmounted deflector for use on Bedford CF and Ford Transit box-vans. The grp construction is bolted to the cab roof on a fully adjustable steel frame and costs £140 plus VAT.