Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 6)
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From my recent adventures - I hope they're of interest. I've got more photos, locations and explanations here: http://www.motorcardiaries.co.uk/spotted-2/
A few recent spots from Belfast.
Amazing by Stuartyvilla, on Flickr
Out of Reach by Stuartyvilla, on Flickr
Rosso/Crema by Stuartyvilla, on Flickr
Second Glance by Stuartyvilla, on Flickr
Amazing by Stuartyvilla, on FlickrOut of Reach by Stuartyvilla, on FlickrRosso/Crema by Stuartyvilla, on FlickrSecond Glance by Stuartyvilla, on Flickr
Austin A35 pick up
quoted from the interweb
This model was not very successful, there were two main reasons for this. The load capacity was very small, and in fact the two rear wheel-arches were covered in so they could be used as a bench seat. Because of this the HM Customs & Excise decided to classify the vehicle as a car, which meant that Purchase Tax had to be paid.
Date when launched 1956
Discontinued in 1957
Total produced 475
quoted from the interweb
This model was not very successful, there were two main reasons for this. The load capacity was very small, and in fact the two rear wheel-arches were covered in so they could be used as a bench seat. Because of this the HM Customs & Excise decided to classify the vehicle as a car, which meant that Purchase Tax had to be paid.
Date when launched 1956
Discontinued in 1957
Total produced 475
A few more from my recent travels. As always, there are more angles and narrative here: http://www.motorcardiaries.co.uk/spotted-2/
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