76DXF003 DAF XF William Armstrong Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Trailer 1-200-Scale Galvanically isolated EcoSlink connection

Galvanically isolated EcoSlink connection

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76DXF003 DAF XF William Armstrong Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Trailer 1-200-Scale Galvanically isolated EcoSlink connectionHere at Oxford, we've chosen the resplendent bright green and red colour scheme of William Armstrong (Longtown) Ltd to launch the first release of the new Houghton Parkhouse 'Professional' Livestock Transporter, which we hope you agree looks pretty impressive. The animal transporters of this well established company, founded in 1927, are a familiar sight on UK roads from their base in Cumbria, including this brand new one registered PY65 EZF. The