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Dean Lofthouse

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Looks quite similar to one of those santana things

 

essentially what they are.

 

Iveco recently bought out santana having powered them for a number of years previously.

 

The new daily 4x4 looks very good, but being 4x4 will be heavier than the normal daily, and of course suffering the same curse as all 3.5t trucks, naff all load capacity. Not to mention i think the price that was being batted around for it was something fairly obscene. could be remembering wrongly though.

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I used to have the Iveco 40.10 4x4 that went to George Walkers at Syston. They've since sold it on. Should have been about £30k back in mid 90's, but got it for under twenty. Slow on road, capable off road but with no real capacity. Looked the tool tho'.

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