Holland Coachcraft body of Scotland
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Allan L said:
There was even a Dinky toy one:
I collect these. Don't suppose you have the model number written on the bottom have you?Still not found any more info on them. Collars of Twickenham had a small army of them, you'd expect someone out there must have one, even if it's rotting away in a barn I need to find it!
PH5121 said:
Roverload said:
I collect these. Don't suppose you have the model number written on the bottom have you?
Sorry to ask a dense question, are you looking for the Dinky model number or the original vehicle model number? The Dinky is model number 31, and I read somewhere the real van was based on an Albion BL119 chassis, although as coach built I am sure there would have been numerous alternative chassis used.Edited by PH5121 on Tuesday 13th October 09:07
Edited by PH5121 on Tuesday 13th October 09:29
Choppy135 said:
High what do you want to know iv got alot of original designs and info as my great great grandfather owned the company
Fantastic! I'd completely forgotten about this thread! Do you have any technical drawings of chassis and coach work at all? I still think about this van regularly. Id love to have a crack at building a homage!Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff