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Garford

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  • Garford was an American maker that was found in Britain after World War 1.
  • E. B. Horne set up business in London selling old Garford military chassis, which were mainly recovered from continental battlefields.
  • 1925 Horne and his partner built new chassis of their own design for PSV use, these being Gilford's.



Sources of Information

Ian Allan - British Buses Since 1900 - Aldridge and Morris

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