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number of cartoons from fifty+ years ago with a motoring theme 1
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Newspaper
article on the history and
restoration of a 1933 Ten-four saloon that was originally purchased
new as a company car. It is unusual in that the original picture
shows the car, as supplied, without bumpers which were an optional
extra.
Autocar
article on two s.v.Minors
which were used for trials before the war. There are other pictures
of the 1934 Minor AYF395 but I would like more pictures and information
on this car and its first owner Jack Bond who traded as Vintage
Autos in the 50s and died recently.
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One of a number of Morris Motors service
sheets which attempted to solve the problem of squealing
brakes. Although the Eight uses the same system as the '34 Minor
it does not suffer from this problem. Does anyone have a way of
solving it; I have seen large jubilee clips around the outside of
the drum - does this help?
Churchill mystery solved
Churchil at the end of the war. This looks
like a pre-war Series 2 or 3 tourer but these were not officially
made by the factory.
I had assumed that it was a Morris but it
is probably a Wolseley 25 which was made as a tourer see picture
at bottom of page.
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Next
question.
Were the over-riders
original?
I thought they were a fifties accessory
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