The first three Colour Mobile Control Rooms (CMCRs) were designed and built by the BBC for the inauguration of colour in 1967. They were used for the first scheduled public colour broadcast, the tennis championships from Wimbledon. CMCRS 1 to 3 were...
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4-axle chassis Roman 37.300VF (8x6) was designed specifically for the installation of an auto-winch with a mast. Payload of the chassis is 25,500 kg, GVW is 37,000 kg. It uses a 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine Caterpillar C9 ACET rated at 300 hp....
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All-wheel drive 3-axle chassis 22.225DHAE and 23.250DHAE which were produced in very limited quantities for use as carriers of special equipment, for example, in oil industry. They were equipped with Caterpillar diesel engines with a power of 225 or 250...
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This Albion Viking VK41L bus chassis was bodied by Sparshatts for Tullett Removals of Bognor. The front end design was made in a style of Ergomatic cabbed models.
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At the 1970 Earls Court Show the last new Albion badged designs were shown. The range shown extended to 4 models, the CD40 and RE40 featuring the Leyland 401 diesel, while the CD41 and RE41 had the turbocharged 410 engine. A Thornycroft 6 speed...
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