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CUT-BACK IN DEMAND FOR CONVERSIONS
2nd June 1967, Page 55
2nd June 1967
Page 55
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VICKERS-ARMSTRONGS ONIONS, Bilston, built up its rate of all-wheel-drive vehicle conversions during the first nine months of 1966. But a serious cut-back in customers' requirements caused a considerable fall in production during the last quarter, says the Vickers Ltd. annual report. Nor did the position improve during the first quarter of 1967.
Progress was made with the design and manufacture of special chassis for crane and excavator manufacturers for which a considerable number of orders were received. Further models are being introduced this year.