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DODGE Dodge Bros. (Britain) Ltd.,
29th September 1967, Page 98
29th September 1967
Page 98
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— DODGE Dodge Bros. (Britain) Ltd.,
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Luton, Beds.
TWO passenger chassis are listed by Dodge. Both are designed for 30ft-long bodies but one has a wheelbase of 18ft and the dimension on the other is 15ft 10in.
The designation of the longer chassis is KS 600 and the main difference between it and the shorter wheelbase KS 700 is that the latter has its front axle set back to allow for front-entrance bodywork. In both cases the engine is mounted at the front. the power unit being a Perkins 6.354 and the drive is through a five-speed constant-mesh gearbox.
The KS 600 and KS 700 are sold in export markets only.