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* 1956 The Warrior range introduced for 6-15tons and ridgid or articulated. | * 1956 The Warrior range introduced for 6-15tons and ridgid or articulated. | ||
* 1961 '''Guy''' was acquired by [[Jaguar]] | * 1961 '''Guy''' was acquired by [[Jaguar]] | ||
* 1968 Ownership passed to [[ | * 1968 Ownership passed to [[Leyland]] | ||
* 1979 Production ceases | * 1979 Production ceases | ||
==Sources of Information== | |||
British Lorries 1900-1992 by S. W. Stevens-Stratten. Pub. Ian Allen Publishing | |||
Revision as of 13:27, 10 March 2007
Guy produced Lorries and Trucks from 1918 to 1979
- ???? Sydney Slater Guy left the Sunbeam Motor Co where he was works manager to start his own company almost next door to produce commercial vehicles
- WW1 War time manufacture
- 1920 Manufacture commenced with 25cwt J-type lorries and later 7-12ton payload
- WW2 Government ordered large numbers of the 4x4 tractors for war use.
- 1947 Civilian production resatred
- 1952 new all-steel cab introduced
- 1953 Big Otter produced for 8ton loads
- 1956 The Warrior range introduced for 6-15tons and ridgid or articulated.
- 1961 Guy was acquired by Jaguar
- 1968 Ownership passed to Leyland
- 1979 Production ceases
Sources of Information
British Lorries 1900-1992 by S. W. Stevens-Stratten. Pub. Ian Allen Publishing