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ABOVE: The first Kato crane truck was imported by Nissan Diesel in 1982. It was sold to a Gisborne contractor. One of the latest to be imported is this 85-tonne model, which has been delivered to a crane-hire firm. BELOW: Nissan’s European-inspired “comfort cab” which was introduced to New Zealand in 1982 with the CWA series.

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Press, 17 August 1984, Page 21

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ABOVE: The first Kato crane truck was imported by Nissan Diesel in 1982. It was sold to a Gisborne contractor. One of the latest to be imported is this 85-tonne model, which has been delivered to a crane-hire firm. BELOW: Nissan’s European-inspired “comfort cab” which was introduced to New Zealand in 1982 with the CWA series. Press, 17 August 1984, Page 21

ABOVE: The first Kato crane truck was imported by Nissan Diesel in 1982. It was sold to a Gisborne contractor. One of the latest to be imported is this 85-tonne model, which has been delivered to a crane-hire firm. BELOW: Nissan’s European-inspired “comfort cab” which was introduced to New Zealand in 1982 with the CWA series. Press, 17 August 1984, Page 21

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