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Stretched Mini causes a stir
Page 15 from 15th July 2010VISITORS TO THE Goodwood Festiv Speed earlier this month were not short of high horsepower heavy metal to feast their on — but this creation by......
WHITBY MORRISON: A HISTORY
Page 51 from 12th August 2010Bryan Whitby completed his apprenticeship as bodywork specialist at JH Jer flings in Sandbach, Cheshire, and later plied his trade at Rolls Royce......
MARATHON HEART
Page 32 from 17th February 2011As the standard engine for the Marathon, Leyland offered the newly developed TL12, which produced 273hp at a rather fast 2,200rpm. The engine was......
There's British design and engineering DNA in the new Tata
Page 38 from 10th October 2013Daewoo Prima, which made its Russian debut at the show. Launched in Tata's Indian home market in 2010, the truck has been jointly developed at......
Ultra Pacific
Page 33 from 1st March 2012If you’re handing out medals for long service, then step forward the mighty Pacific 6x4s run by South African heavy-transport specialist Rotran. It......
STARTING OUT
Page 45 from 19th August 2010Ho!set Engineering was founded in Huddersfield in 1952, bought by Cummins Inc in 1973, and changed its name to Cummins Turbo Technologies in 2006.......
In brief...
Page 4 from 10th October 2013• Menzies Distribution has launched Menzies Logistics Solutions to maximise the use of its fleet after newspaper and magazine deliveries have been......
Dodge 500 series
Page 28 from 21st April 2011My nomination is the Cummins V8 diesel-powered, 16-tonne Dodge 500 Series (vintage 1963-68). The 500 Series hadn’t been a bad truck in its original......
Cummins adopts a lighter approach
Page 44 from 19th August 2010Cummins will use the forthcoming IAA Commercial Vehicle exhibition in Hannover in September to take the wraps off a new family of turbochargers for......
When it comes to large vans, the GAZ Gazelle is
Page 37 from 10th October 2013the clear market leader, currently commanding a 50% market share. It's cheap to buy (£12,000), easy to repair, and there are 1.8 million of them......