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New demount from Walker
6th September 1974, Page 33
6th September 1974
Page 33
Page 33, 6th September 1974
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A NEW system of demountable bodies — including a dropside, Luton and box vans, and a caravanette — has been announced by B. Walker and Son Ltd of Watford.
One example from the range — an alloy box van on a Bedford CF with flat platform — will be at the Commercial Motor Show.
Called Interchange, the system is aimed at transport hire firms. Each body can be demounted from the flat platform base in minutes. Or side and tailboards can make the platform a dropside truck.
This firm will also show at Earls Court a new Luton alloy body on the Leyland, 250, a dual-purpose crewcab for the Transit, a dropside truck body for Toyota's Hi-Ace, and a 13-seater personnel carrier on the Bedford CF.