bmm[23] - signed car {1 of 4}
bmm[23] - signed car {4 of 4}
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bmm[23] ATCO at Carter's Garage {3 of 3}
bmm[23] - Woseley Tricar 1
bmm[23] - possible Panhard
bmm[23] - Luey the Lion {2 of 2}
bmm[23] - Luey the Lion {1 of 2}
bmm[23] - Ariel Atom {2 of 2}
bmm[23]- nif - Ariel Atom {1 of 2}
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bmm[23] - Morris fire tender {1 of 2}
bmm[23] - Morris fire tender {2 of 2}
hst - minirail
hst - lifeboat
hst - East Cliff funicular
hst - net sheds
hst - bottom of East Hill
hst - The Stade
hst - Bottom station {West Hill lift : 1 of 3}
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bmm[23] - Wolseley tri-car {2 0f 2}
bmm[23] - Wolseley tri-car {1 0f 2}
bmm[23] - Standard mosaic
bmm[23] - two Austin pedal cars
bmm[23] - not a car ...
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bmm[23] - MM Fire Engine {2 of 2}
nif bmm[23] - timeclock
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bmm[23] - Bristol buck {2 of 2}
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bmm[23] - Riley trike {2 of 2}
bmm[23] - 1935 Caravan {1 of 2}
bmm[23] - 1935 Caravan {2 of 2}
bmm[23] - London bus {1 of 2}
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bmm[23] - signed car {2 of 4}
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"The Millionth Austin" - an Austin Sixteen BS1 - came off the production line on 25th June 1946.
[Although, sadly, some recent investigations have suggested it may not be this exact vehicle].
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As a celebration, all the employees at Longbridge signed the car. The last signature was Leonard Lord, the Managing Director, which can be seen on top of the bonnet.
{Cars 999,999 and 1,000,001 were raffled to the Austin workforce and the signed car was preserved for publicity display.
[Although, sadly, some recent investigations have suggested it may not be this exact vehicle].
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As a celebration, all the employees at Longbridge signed the car. The last signature was Leonard Lord, the Managing Director, which can be seen on top of the bonnet.
{Cars 999,999 and 1,000,001 were raffled to the Austin workforce and the signed car was preserved for publicity display.
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