SAVA S-76

The SAVA S-76 was a large van or light truck built by SAVA of Valladolid and rated at a load of 3.5 tonnes. The English Wikipedia article on the company says that the heavier models SAVA built between 1960 and 1963 from British Austin, Morris and BMC designs, with Spanish built cabs, gave way to the successful S-76, a large van, and to the well known Austin FG type. The Spanish article lists it with the S-70, A-504, S-66 and A-404 among the heavier models the company began to build in 1961, sold as Sava, Sava-Austin or Sava-BMC. SAVA was taken over by Enasa, the maker of Pegaso trucks, in the mid 1960s, and the SAVA name was dropped in favour of Pegaso at the end of the decade.