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LEYLAND CARS
7th November 1975, Page 59
7th November 1975
Page 59
Page 59, 7th November 1975
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Stand 811, J3—Appleyard (Edinburgh) Ltd.
615, J2—Appleyard (Gibbon) Ltd. F2, J9— Appleyard (Glasgow) Ltd. B5, J10—Carlaw Cars Ltd B10, J5—McLay's Garage Ltd.
J6—John Mitchell of Greenock Ltd.
813, J11—Macharg Rennie & Lindsay Ltd.
B1, J12—Peters Motors (Bishopton) Ltd.
J7—Rossleigh Commercials Ltd.
FORMERLY called Austin Morris, Leyland Cars have 18 vehicles at the exhibition.
Petrol and diesel-engined versions of the Sherpa are on show in panel van, Luton and minibus form. The Austin Morris 7cwt van with 1.3-litre petrol engine and two Minivan models complete the light van exhibits.
Land-Rovers are well represented by seven models with either diesel or petrol engines and in pick-up or hard-top form.