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11th June 1987, Page 90
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a keen interest in the recentlylaunched Iveco Ford TurboStar range according to David Nurton, group truck sales manager of Grimsby-based Iveco Ford dealer Hartford Motors.

In addition to owner-drivers who appreciate extra power provided by the 313kW 190.42 tractive unit, "we now have several enquiries for this ' specification from own-account operators", says Norton. "With 313kW at just 1,800rpm, this really is the vehicle for transEuropean hauliers."

Hartford Motors has supplied one of the first righthand-drive TurboStar tractive units — seen for the first time at the Birmingham Motor Show last October — to the appropriately-named British owner-driver John Bull.

Bull's 190.42 is a 6x2 model featuring a rear tag axle conversion carried out be Vehicle Systems Engineering using its own VSE/Turner 201 suspension. The 6x2 configuration gives the TurboStar maximum loading flexibility at 38-tonnes GCW.

Humberside-based Bull is a previous operator of Ford Transcontinentals and will use the 6x2 TurboStar on work between Britain and Spain.