In September 1966 the Chieftain CH71 arrived, which was a 4x4 version of the Chieftain Super Six CH13C with the normal front axle replaced with a steering version of the Albion double reduction axle. The conversion work on the front axle was carried out...
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The Albion 'Fire Chief', produced in conjunction with Carmichael of Worcester, was a special version of the CH13 chassis announced in 1964, which differed from the standard chassis in a number of details. Most importantly, the Leyland 0.400S 'power...
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One of the largest orders for the Caledonian came in 1960 from Shell-Mex and BP Ltd. who ordered a batch with 4,000 gallon tanks by Alfred Miles Lts.of Gloucester. These were 24C/5 models which had Leyland 0.680 engines and a front bogie which was set...
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The outgoing MR Claymore had failed to make a profit for the company, because a poor reputation for reliability had resulted in uneconomic volumes. The new CL range, introduced in 1958, incorporated a number of modifications and improvements which were...
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4th generation of trucks was presented in 2005. The design of cabin was very bold and familiar, but it was still based on an old cabin of the first generation of early 70s . Trapezoidal front grille and the whole design of the front end reminiscent the...
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