Blueprint Leyland Motors Octopus Truck 1960

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The Leyland Motors Octopus Truck of 1960 was an iconic British commercial vehicle, proudly produced by the Leyland Motors Corporation in Lancashire. The distinctive boxy shape of the Octopus Truck was an attention-grabber, instantly recognizable on the streets and roads of Britain. It was both reliable and durable, making it an ideal choice for all sorts of businesses. With its rugged construction, it was perfect for carrying large, bulky items and could tackle a variety of challenging terrains. The Leyland Motors Octopus Truck featured a 6-cylinder, 4.4-litre engine that delivered 131 horsepower and a top speed of around 40mph. It came with a 4-speed constant mesh, manual gearbox which gave it a great deal of flexibility on the roads. It was fitted with an overhead valve system and a compression ratio of 17:1, ensuring good fuel efficiency and performance. The Octopus Truck had leaf suspension front and rear and was fitted with a worm drive differential, giving it both traction and control even on slippery surfaces. For its time, the Leyland Motors Octopus Truck was a very comfortable vehicle to drive. It had adjustable seating for two with the drivers seat featuring special vertical and lateral adjustment to give a good riding position. The cab interior was both stylish and practical, and included an adjustable steering column, padded armrests, and an ergonomically designed instrument panel. The Leyland Motors Octopus Truck also featured a range of features to ensure the safety of the driver and passengers. These included automatic brakes, a powerful air-operated double-acting brake system, and warning lights for indicators and stoplights. The Leyland Motors Octopus Truck was a popular choice for businesses due to its impressive range of features and its ruggedness. Today, it is remembered fondly by many as part of Britains automotive heritage and is still in demand for classic and vintage vehicle collectors.

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