A Goods Attachment for Two-seater Cars
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A SIMPLE means for rendering two-seater private cars suitable for business use has lately been introduced by Allan Taylor and Co., 126-128, High Street, Wandsworth, London, S.W.18. As will be seen from the accompanying illustration, it consists of a small container adapted to be fitted over the dickey seat of the vehicle, the only material alteration necessary being that of making the usual dickeyseat cover readily detachable.
The lower ends of the frame of the attachment are grooved to fit over the metal edges of the boot frame, whilst on each side is a long-screwed stud with a wing nut, the screwing-up of which securely holds the container in posi tion. As will be gathered, the task of fixing or removing•the fitting occupies only a minute or so, there being nothing, when the cupboard is detached, to distinguish the vehicle from an ordinary two-seater.
At a first glance it would seem that the capacity of the cupboard is somewhat small. It is, however, somewhat deceptive in that when the seat is removed all the space in the dickey seat is also available. The picture shows the A.T. attachment adapted to a Ford ; it can, however, be readily Used on any make of two-seater.