INDIANA
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Stand 112 VARIETY is, perhaps, the spice ot the Indiana exhibit, which comprises an articulated outfit, a horsebox, two chassis, a Luton van, a tipper and a timber tractor. The last-named is a powerful machine, equipped, of course, with a winch and the incidental apparatus needed for this special branch of the haulage business, and is offered as a chassis for the reasonable price of £329. The horsebox affords accommodation for three animals. It appears to be a well-built machine and no critic could find fault with its appearance. As shown, its wheels are fitted with 32 by Ii tyres, and the price of the chassis forming its basis is £389.
The only example of an oil-engined Indiana is the chassis shown of this make. It appears equipped with a cab, hut without a body, and, in this form. with 34 by 7 tyres, is priced at EMIL A wide range of bodies to suit the requirements of different operators is offered for these and the other chassis, a notable instance being in the case of the forward-control chassis, on which can be mounted a Luton-type van body of large dimensions affording a total capacity of 1,500 cubic ft.—Indiana Sales, Indiana Works, Stafford Street. Wolverhampton.