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Big Brother Soon for Minatie
5th February 1965, Page 46
5th February 1965
Page 46
Page 46, 5th February 1965
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THE Scottish Aviation Minatic—of which an I example just placed in service by the Southern Gas Board is seen on the left—will soon be joined by a-larger semi-trailer. The company is shortly to announce a new van trailer of over 1,000 cu. ft. capacity which, with a suitable forward-control towing unit, will sell for under £2,000.
Scottish Aviation's London and Home Counties distributors (Herwin Canny and Co. Ltd. of Woolwich, S.E.18) say that it will be a great money-saver for carrying low-weight, high-bulk loads and they quote one steel-drum maker as saying that it could save him up to £1,000 capital and almost halve his running costs.
The Minatie seen here coupled to a B.M.C. Mini pick-up is a 292-cu.-ft. model 11.