At the 1966 Commercial Motor Show, Atkinson showed an unusual model Viewline. The prototype has original radiator grille, but the market preferred the time-served Atkinson radiator outline with the 'Big A' or 'Circle A' device centered upon it.
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The Viewline was first shown at the 1966 Commercial Vehicle Show at Earls Court. For a brief period of 1968/9 it was listed as the standard cab on Atkinson's double-drive heavy haulage tractors, but the Mk II cab was available as an option at a cost...
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At the presentation of its products, FAW company has showed J5P model, intended for the local army. Four-wheel drive CA2151P2K2T5A70E3 model is painted in matt green. It is equipped with CA6DL1-26E3 engine rated at 192 kW (260 hp). But the other fact is...
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Another attempt at designing an acceptable alternative to the Mk I came at the 1964 Commercial Motor Show. It was called Guardsman and appeared in the livery of Bulwark. It was of timber and metal construction with plastics panelling and was fitted with...
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Late in 1967 Atkinson redesigned the classic cab to create a Mk2 version. This was six inches wider, had a two inch lower door line, a completely flat floor, improved interior, lock actuators in place of handbrake to ease access, and dual headlamps. The...
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