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B211 for Argentina
26th January 1980, Page 22
26th January 1980
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LEYLAND'S B21, the chassis incorporating National-type engineering and driveline for markets wishing to build their own bodies, is going to Argentina.
Open again to foreign imports, Argentina was a traditional British market for many years and the first four B21s now ordered are going to a loyal distributor who formerly handled psv chassis from the UK.
And in Australia a nail-biting time lies ahead for local Leyland people who found that when sealed tenders for the supply of 200 chassis for Brisbane were opened, the B21 price was within 60 Australian dollars of the nearest bid, by MAN.
Leyland executives are flying out to Australia next week to be at hand in this close contest.