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Lining up for the Livery honours
21st September 1989, Page 12
21st September 1989
Page 12
Page 12, 21st September 1989
— Lining up for the Livery honours
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The 1989 CM/ICI Autocolor Livery awards were presented at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu this week. See page 52 for details.
Tim Harrison (left) and Chris Stairs, from Wellingboroughbased contract-hire specialist the Harborne Group took the Class One award. Deans Farm topped Class Two for transport engineer David Brooke (le))) and transport and distribution manager James Dean.
Cuprinot's drawbar won Class Three. Development manager Jim Byrne (left) and distribution manager Roberto Cerioli collected the prize.