In mid-1964 the WE cab was revised to become the WF, gaining twin headlamps and a one-piece windscreen, along with the nickname “Woofer”. It also received a new 5.7 litre diesel engine and 5-speed manual gearbox. Remarkably, consistently high customer demand helped to ensure that the WF range remained in production throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s, but under Leyland model name.
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| Austin WF | Austin WF | Austin WF | Austin WF |
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| Austin WF | Austin WF | Austin WF |
Hei, Dear
, would like to buy thos trucks is they stil for sales.
best regard Mozammal
hi i just want know the condition and price
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