In 1955, DAF introduced the C-cabbed 1100, 1300 and 1500 series, which now featured a revised chrome grille with the number of horizontal slats reduced from seven to six. They were equipped with imported 5760cc Leyland 0.350 105bhp six-cylinder diesels....
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For 1939, Available continued to emphasize both mechanical features and styling, usually identified by the term "streamline". The WS range was the continuation of 'Cab-Over-Engine' design which had met with much success from the middle of 30s. From that...
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In 1934, Available announced the addition of Cab-Over-Engine models. The design featured a beside-the-engine driver's seat with motor enclosed in a wind tunnel with removable sides to permit access to valves, carburetor, pump, and ignition. The entire...
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While most truck manufacturers utilized styling as one response to increase sales in the wake of the Great Depression, Available offered only minimal changes including a restyled radiator shell and cab for 1933. Clearly reflecting the impact of the...
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The greatly expanded Available lineup of 28 vehicles in 1929 reflected the optimism that prevailed before the onset of the Great Depression, signaled, but not caused by the "Stock Market Crash" that began in the late October 1929. Twenty-one 6 cylinder...
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