motor van

What I reckon, when she looks like going, I'll get myself one of those motor vans.

Only that the robbers used motor vans in every expedition, to aid their entry and speed their departure.

The department at that time consisted of a fleet of motor vans and lorries, with milk delivery by horse-drawn floats.

The horse-drawn mail coaches were withdrawn and replaced by motor vans in 1914 as the mail traffic handled steadily increased.

We got a tire track that's used on a dozen General Motors vans and pickups, and some Chryslers, too.

This produce was sold in the numerous Co-operative shops in East Lothian and in the motor vans.

It also repaired Whitley bombers, Hawker Typhoon wings and converted some seven hundred commercial motor vans into armoured vehicles.

In the raid the Dublin Brigade got away with two Ford motor vans and a motorcycle, along with tools and motor parts.

In the 1920s the business grew again, with motor vans replacing the horse drawn delivery carts, and the store being rebuilt with a new entrance and a second floor being added.

In his guilty plea, Mr. McNamara acknowledged devising the scheme, in which he received billions of dollars in loans from G.M.A.C. to finance the purchase of thousands of General Motors vans that did not exist.

They have heard about a Long Island car dealership transformed into a veritable processing plant for fraudulent car loans, a place where, at the height of the fraud, bookkeepers churned out false documents for as many as 300 nonexistent General Motors vans a day.

Mr Stuttaford had given Garry his personal assurance that it would all be ready in time, and had sent one of his green motor vans up to the Mount Nelson Hotel with a selection of safari clothing for both Garry and Anna.