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Karrier was a
British marque of
motorised muni****l
appliances and
light commercial vehicles and
trolley buses manufactured at
Karrier Works, Huddersfield...
- Clarke, who
wrote in 1978 that it was an
initialism for "Duplex
Universal Karrier, Wheeled". The U.S. Navy-Marine
Corps alternative designation of LVW (Landing...
- time
Karrier was bought. In the
early 1960s
production moved to
Dunstable where Commer,
Dodge (UK) and
Karrier were all
brought together. The
Karrier trademark...
- (LMS)
Karrier Ro-Railer was a
British experimental road-rail (rail)bus
built by
Karrier in 1931. Its road
registration was UR7924.
Based on a
Karrier Chaser...
- "Tank,
Light (Wheeled)" was used by the Army.
Working from the Guy design,
Karrier designed a
vehicle using as a
basis their KT 4
artillery tractor ch****is...
- manufacturers,
including Hillman, Humber, Singer, Sunbeam, Talbot,
Commer and
Karrier,
controlling them
through their parent, Rootes' 60-per-cent-owned subsidiary...
-
entered into an
arrangement with
Karrier to
produce the
Karrier-Clough
trolley omnibus which Clough would market.
Karrier allocated the
number E6, to this...
- in late 1930 announced,
jointly with
Karrier Motors, a
tractor unit for this purpose. The vehicle, the
Karrier Cob, was
powered by a twin-cylinder Jowett...
- (1987) "I'm Back", a song by The
Charmers (1964) "I'm Back", a song by
Karrier (1984) "I'm Back", a song by
Little Richard (1966) "I'm Back", a song by...
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whereas the
Karrier marque tended to be used on
vehicles sold to
public sector operators such as
local authorities. Some of the
smaller Commer/
Karrier vans were...
