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Minis for export

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26th January 1968

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Page 42, 26th January 1968 — Minis for export

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ONE COMPANY not allowing any economic recession to hamper its growth is Williams Motor Co. Ltd., the mini-coach people. They have had a number of inquiries from the EFTA countries for their "Deansgate" luxury touring coach and they are hoping to start exporting soon.

They have just held their annual mini-coach show in Manchester where, every week, they turn out 10 to 12 Transits refitted as coaches or buses. "Jack" Williams, grandson of the founder, told one of our Northern staff that they were particularly proud of the fact that they had now been included in the official Ford p.s.v. catalogue.