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British Automotive from the 1960s

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  • ABC (1969-1973)

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    Manufacturers
    1960s
    ABC (1969-1973)

    ABC (Car Body Craft) Automotive manufacturer of Brierley Hill, Birmingham.Great Britain from 1969 to 1973. Auto Body Craft was a British manufacturer of 3 wheel automobiles from ...

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  • AC 428 Frua (1965-1973)

    Sports Cars
    1960s
    AC 428 Frua (1965-1973)

    AC Frua 428 Manufacturer AC Cars Production 1965 to 1973 Class GT Sports Car Body Coupé, Convertible Engine 6.9-7 litre V8 Transmission 4-speed manual 3 speed automatic Wheelbase ...

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  • AC A98 (1964)

    Race cars
    1960s
    AC A98 (1964)

    AC A98 Le Mans The AC A98 was a competition race coupe type car built in 1964 for race use by the British company AC in Great Britain. History The coupe bodies in sports car ...

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  • AC Ace (1953-1963)

    Sports Cars
    1950s
    AC Ace (1953-1963)

    AC Ace (1953 to 1963) Manufacturer AC Cars Production 1953–1963 Class Roadster Body style 2-door roadster Engine 2.0 L I6 (AC) 2.0 L I6 (Bristol) 2.6 L I6 (Ford) Transmission ...

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  • AC Aceca (1954-1963)

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    Sports Cars
    1950s
    AC Aceca (1954-1963)

    AC Aceca (1954 to 1963) Manufacturer AC Cars Production 1954–1963 Class Grand tourer Engine 2.0 or 2.6 L I6 Transmission 4-speed manual Wheelbase 90 in (2,286 mm) Length 153.5 in ...

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  • AC Cobra Mark I (1962-1963)

    Sports Cars
    1960s
    AC Cobra Mark I (1962-1963)

    AC Cobra Mk1 Production 1962 to 1963 Class Sports car Engine 260 cu in (4.3 L) 289 cu in (4.7 L) V8 427 cu in (7.0 L) Wheelbase 90 in (2,286 mm) Length 151.5 in (3,848 mm) Width ...

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  • AC Greyhound (1959-1963)

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    Sports Cars
    1950s
    AC Greyhound (1959-1963)

    AC Greyhound Production From 1959 to 1963 Manufacturer AC Cars Production 1959–1963 Class Coupé Engine 2.0/2.2/2.5 litre I6 Transmission 4-speed manual Wheelbase 100 in (2,540 ...

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  • AC Invacar (1948-1977)

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    Specialized
    1940s
    AC Invacar (1948-1977)

    AC Invacar (from 1948 to 1977) The AC Invacar was a small vehicle adapted for use by disabled drivers. History In 1948, Bert Greeves adapted a motorbike with the help of his ...

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  • Adams Probe (1969-1970)

    Manufacturers
    1960s
    Adams Probe (1969-1970)

    Adam's Probe Motor Company Car manufacturer of Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire United Kingdom From 1969 to 1970. Adams Probe Motor Company was a British manufacturer ...

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  • AEC 690 (1964-1971)

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    lorries Trucks
    1960s
    AEC 690 (1964-1971)

    AEC 690 Truck Manufacturer AEC Production 1964 to 1971 Class Commercial Body style Truck/dumptruck Engine 6 cylinders Wheelbase 12 ft. 8 in. Length 24 ft. The AEC 690 was a 6 x 4 ...

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  • AEC History (1916-1980)

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    Manufacturers
    1910s
    AEC History (1916-1980)

    AEC (Associated Equipment Company) History Automotive Manufacturer: of London Great Britain from 1916 to 1980. Associated Equipment Company ( AEC for short ) is the name of a ...

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  • AEC Mammoth (1930-1978)

    lorries Trucks
    1930s
    AEC Mammoth (1930-1978)

    AEC Mammoth Lorry history Manufacturer: Associated Equipment Company Production period: 1930 to 1978 Type commercial vehicle Body Truck various Engines: diesel engines The AEC ...

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  • AEC Swift (1964-1974)

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    Bus Coach
    1960s
    AEC Swift (1964-1974)

    AEC Swift Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1964 to 1974 Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker Engine 6 cylinders Wheelbase 18ft 6in Length 36 ft. The AEC Swift ...

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  • AKS (1959-1965)

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    Manufacturers
    1950s
    AKS (1959-1965)

    AKS (Auto Kraft Shells Limited) Car manufacturer of Bishop's Stortford , Hertfordshire.Great Britain from 1959 to 1965. Auto Kraft Shells Limited was a British manufacturer ...

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  • Alvis GTS (1966)

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    Concept cars
    1960s
    Alvis GTS (1966)

    Alvis GTS car history Presentation Year: 1966 Make: Alvis Type : prototype Body design : Coupe Engine: Petrol V8 3.5 liters The Alvis GTS is the prototype for a Rover developed ...

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  • Alvis History (1919-)

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    Manufacturers
    1910s
    Alvis History (1919-)

    Alvis Car History From 1919 Early history The original company, T.G. John and Company Ltd., was founded in 1919 by Thomas George John (1880 – 1946). Its first products were ...

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  • Alvis TE 21 (1963-1966)

    Luxury Cars
    1960s
    Alvis TE 21 (1963-1966)

    Alvis TE 21 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1963 to 1966 Type Luxury car Produced 352 Body style 2 door saloon 2 door drophead Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 3.0 L Straight-6 ...

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  • Alvis TF 21 (1966-1967)

    Luxury Cars
    1960s

    Alvis TF 21 Manufacturer Alvis Cars Production 1966 to 1967 Produced 106 Body style 2 door saloon 2 door drophead Layout FR layout Engine Alvis 3.0 L Straight-6 Wheelbase 111.5 ...

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