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Sleepers to pull beds
7th December 1989, Page 16
7th December 1989
Page 16
Page 16, 7th December 1989
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• Leyland Daf is supplying six new drawbar vehicles to bed manufacturer Silentnight.
Four of them are FA2100s which will go into Silentnight's own fleet to be driven by their employees. The other two — FA2500s — have been sold to owner-drivers who handle some of Silentnight's mail order deliveries.
The FA2100s have been specified with Marsden Van Plan cab-top sleeper pods and Abel systems, to take demountable box bodies. The FA2500s have the same bodywork, but are supplied with Leyland Dafs own top-sleeper cabs.