Santana 1300 Forward Control

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Santana 1300 Forward Control

Licensed Land Rover producer Santana never made the IIa or IIb design of forward control, deciding instead to build it's own similar version of forward control type vehicle, the Santana 1300. This design, manufactured from 1967-1978, was based on a modified 109" series chassis, with extra steelwork at the front to support the cab, and across the top of the chassis, to provide support for a flat load bed at the rear, as with the Land Rover IIa FC. Similarly, it employed Rover type axles and was available as standard with either the 2.25 petrol or diesel engines, with the Santana 3.4 litre, 6 cylinder engines available to special order only.

Santana '1300' Forward Control.

Santana '1300' Minibus.

Santana '1300' Forward Control.

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