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Extra comfort
20th July 1989, Page 105
20th July 1989
Page 105
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• Extra Special Vehicles, owner of Banbury Horseboxes, has launched a high-value-cargo transporter.
It is designed to provide first-class catering, sleeping and washing facilities in the front 1.83m of its luton body for customers such as computer companies, orchestras and art galleries.
ESV's demonstrator is based on a Mercedes-Benz 814 7.5-tonne chassis fitted with the air ride and ABS options.
Banbury Horseboxes, meanwhile, has bought the assets of Hydrover, including its Stockdrover livestock trailer business, which will remain at its Bishop Auckland site.