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Ford commercials hit production peak
17th June 1966, Page 44
17th June 1966
Page 44
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DRODUCTION of commercial vehicles at the 11Ford factories at Langley, Bucks, and Southampton was nearly 25 per cent higher from January to May of this year than it was for the same period in 1965.
Average daily production was 498 and this led to record export shipments of 9,619 D Series trucks and 7,125 Transit vans in the five-month period, 49 per cent and 73 per cent up respectively over the same period last year.
Calor tits Acquisition; Calor Gas Holding Co. Ltd. has acquired through its subsidiary, Liquefied Pressure Gases Ancillary Services Ltd., all the share capital of W. T. Monk (Holdings) Ltd., of Uxbridge, Middlesex. at a cost of £101,500. Of the 70 heavyduty vehicles operated by W. T. Monk, the majority are bulk liquid carriers.