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Something in the City, Movie, 1950

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1939 Austin 12/4 Taxi

1946 Austin K4

1936 Austin Ten Colwyn Cabriolet

Bedford O-Type

1950 Brockhouse Corgi Mk2

BSA unknown

1940 Dodge D-60 L

1933 Ford Eight

1939 Ford Eight

1948 Hillman Minx Phase II

1939 Humber Snipe Utility

1949 Jaguar Mk.V

1939 Lanchester Fourteen Roadrider

1935 Morris Eight Series I

1935 Morris Light Van

1947 Nuffield Oxford Taxi

1938 Railton Eight Claremont

1934 Rolls-Royce 20/25 h.p.

Triumph 5T Speed Twin

unknown

1938 Wolseley 12/48

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Alessandro58 ◊ 2017-06-02 08:08
johnfromstaffs ◊ 2017-06-02 09:54	Although dated as 1950, very few of the vehicles, especially private cars, shown in this film are post WW2. At this time UK Government was pushing as hard as it could to promote exports to gain foreign exchange, so new cars were virtually unobtainable by the ordinary person. Even the Hillman and the Jaguar, the only nearly new cars shown, were just warmed over prewar designs, in the case of the Hillman, the chassis dated back to 1932. The commercial vehicles are newish, either demobbed ex services or post war, and the Leyland RTL was probably just on the road. -- Last edit: 2017-06-02 09:57:42

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johnfromstaffs

◊ 2017-06-02 09:54

Although dated as 1950, very few of the vehicles, especially private cars, shown in this film are post WW2. At this time UK Government was pushing as hard as it could to promote exports to gain foreign exchange, so new cars were virtually unobtainable by the ordinary person. Even the Hillman and the Jaguar, the only nearly new cars shown, were just warmed over prewar designs, in the case of the Hillman, the chassis dated back to 1932.

The commercial vehicles are newish, either demobbed ex services or post war, and the Leyland RTL was probably just on the road.

-- Last edit: 2017-06-02 09:57:42

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