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Jaguar

Jaguar Mk IIOn September 4, 1922, in Blackpool, England, two young motorcycle enthusiasts, William Lyons and William Walmsley, set up the Swallow Sidecar Company to produce sidecars for motorcycles. The company continued to make sidecars until the advent of WWII.

In 1926 the company built the small Austin Seven, a "people's car" of rather Spartan design. At this point the company changed its name to the Swallow Sidecar and Coachbuilding Co. and moved to a larger manufacturing space. There it made custom bodies for such cars as Morris, Fiat, Wolseley, Swift, and Standard.

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Classic Car Jargon Buster
14/06/2009 | Mike Collins
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Classic Car Jargon Buster JargonBustedOne Owner HertzIdeal for EnthusiastTotal Restoration NeededSlight Attention Needed Major Overhaul RequiredGood MechanicsBad Body Good Body Bad Mechanics Stor [ ... ]


Transport Museums in the U.K.
14/06/2009 | Mike Collins
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Transport Museums in the U.K.All these museums are Road Transport Museums, or have motor vehicles or road transport on show.Atwell-Wilson Motor Museum, Downside, Stockley, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 0NF.  [ ... ]


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