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One of the product range of Lesser Building Systems was the Instacom. It was basically an office building made up of prefabricated segments.
24 January 1981 [8/Y/21] | |
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Dennis Ings (right) and Wilf Jacobs (left) are overseeing the first new wide unit out of the works door.
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The unit is emerging nicely.
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By this stage everyone knows that the unit will go through the doors.
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The first new unit takes to the road on a Monday morning. The load is 12 fett wide and the law required that the haulier provide ab escort.
26 January 1981 [8/Z/1] | |
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The load fills Ringwood Road as it passes The Chase. The standard width for the Instacom building was 10 feet which came within normal load restrictions.
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Approaching cars have to pull over.
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The service van follows ...
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... then comes the procession of vehicles which have been held up by the load.
26 January 1981 [8/Z/5] |