The Guy Vixen was a light lorry built by Guy Motors of Wolverhampton, England, and a sibling of the Guy Wolf and the Guy Otter. Grace's Guide records that Guy introduced the Vixen as a 3/4 ton model in 1934, although the same page's list of lorry models dates it from 1933, so the exact year is stated two ways. A period advertisement reproduced on the Old Classic Car website describes it as a 3-4 tonner, placing it between the 2-3 ton Wolf and the 6 ton Otter, and a July 1938 photograph on the Grace's Guide lorries page is captioned as showing a Guy Vixen and Otter. English Wikipedia lists the Vixen among both the bus and the truck products of Guy Motors.
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Source Grace's Guide to British Industrial History: Guy Motors: LorriesCompany history, 1934 VixenQuote, Company history, 1934 Vixen
1934 Introduced the Vixen 3/4 ton model.
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Guy Motors was a Wolverhampton, England based vehicle manufacturer that produced buses, cars, trolleybuses and trucks from 1914 until 1982.
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1. Grace's Guide to British Industrial History: Guy Motors: Lorries
Grace's Guide to British Industrial HistoryCompany history, 1934 Vixen
1934 Introduced the Vixen 3/4 ton model.
Of Make: Guy Motors, List of Models
Vixen (1933- ) 3/4-ton
In Group: Classic Commercial Trucks, List of Models, lorry model
Vixen (1933- ) 3/4-ton
Exemplifies: Road Freight Transport, List of Models, lorry model (2)
Vixen (1933- ) 3/4-ton
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Guy Motors was a Wolverhampton, England based vehicle manufacturer that produced buses, cars, trolleybuses and trucks from 1914 until 1982.
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