1957' Leyland Steer
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$13,900Publié 22 Février 2018ID: RydMTN
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il y a 6 années, 9 mois
il y a 6 années, 9 mois
Information from the owner
Type:Camion
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1957 leyland steer
engine : leyland 600 vertical 6 cylinder diesel engine ( 9.8 litres )
producing 125 bhp @ 1,800 rpm
wheel configuration : 6 x 2 ( popularly known as a chinese 6 )
this is reputed to be one of only four of this model to survive fitted with the leyland 0.600 engine 5 speed crash type gearbox overhead worm drive back axle.
she has been restored as a working lorry and is finished in the original owners livery.
the engine starts first time everytime and she maintains a good healthy 60lb oil pressure.
she has full air braking, but does not however have power steering.
top speed is around 40mph.
just been fitted with
new hardwood timber deck and side rails.
4 new 10.00 x 20 tyres
and new batteries
she is a beatiful lorry to drive.
has attended many shows and rallies over the years
including the h.c.v.s london to brighton run, she is a well known and much photographed and a rare piece of british commercial vehicle history.
engine : leyland 600 vertical 6 cylinder diesel engine ( 9.8 litres )
producing 125 bhp @ 1,800 rpm
wheel configuration : 6 x 2 ( popularly known as a chinese 6 )
this is reputed to be one of only four of this model to survive fitted with the leyland 0.600 engine 5 speed crash type gearbox overhead worm drive back axle.
she has been restored as a working lorry and is finished in the original owners livery.
the engine starts first time everytime and she maintains a good healthy 60lb oil pressure.
she has full air braking, but does not however have power steering.
top speed is around 40mph.
just been fitted with
new hardwood timber deck and side rails.
4 new 10.00 x 20 tyres
and new batteries
she is a beatiful lorry to drive.
has attended many shows and rallies over the years
including the h.c.v.s london to brighton run, she is a well known and much photographed and a rare piece of british commercial vehicle history.
