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More mergers before a World Truck emerges
Page 74 from 14th November 1981No safe markets are left anywhere, writes Graham Montgmerie, but if a manufacturer seeks survival it must increase volume production. Can the J-car......
Seddon Atkinson reaps a rich harvest
Page 60 from 14th February 1981With International Harvester's Stateside expertise and financial backing to draw on, the Oldham company's in a really strong position as far as......
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Page 30 from 5th January 1995yez-ir in 7..] - rhe ye2ir t Li . J o j nie iiiick fl in with \ive'r.,1 EJ'ettJey, I t's nice to be wise after the event. The real trick is to be......
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Page 38 from 20th January 1994o AG E N I I I i 8 I The Strato and EuroTech may share the same cab design—but can they be sold successfully by the same dealer? Terry Waterfall,......
Manufacturers' Q & A: better trucks on way
Page 48 from 26th October 1985I) ELEGATES at the Fleet Management Conference had the opportunity to put their questions to some of the vehicle manufacturers/suppliers in an......
111G NUMBERS: HIGH QUALITY
Page 73 from 24th May 1986New models from ERF, lveco, Leyland and Seddon Atkinson are the eye-catchers and among the record number of exhibits is a new on-board weighing......
Pulling its weight, easily
Page 37 from 22nd May 1982The Seddon Atkinson 401 proved itself well able to operate at a gcw of 38 tonnes — indeed, Tim Blakemore felt it better suited to operation at this......
It'll be all right on press night
Page 54 from 17th December 1992When you read our roadtests every week all seems to be swimming along serenely— but sometimes under the surface there's a lot of frantic paddling.......
Up, up and away
Page 34 from 9th February 2012HIGH-ROOF SLEEPERS Raising the roof improved a driver’s lot It’s easy to forget that until the end of the 1970s, sleeper cabs were still a......
Go NG, GO NG
Page 48 from 27th July 20062006 sees the end of not one but two long-time stalwarts of the UK truck manufacturing industry. Bob Tuck looks back with a tear in his eye at......