LTI Fairway

LTI Fairway in I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Movie, 2003

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin:

00:14:38 Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

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G-MANN ◊ 2011-08-18 13:45	Notice the wheelchair symbol on the light. From Austin Rover Online: Apr 1986 FX4W Offered as a £1700 conversion on new or existing cabs, the W stood for wheelchair accessible. By hinging the nearside rear door on the B-post and allowing half of partition to be slid forwards into the luggage area, Carbodies provided a means of ensuring that passengers in wheelchairs could be carried in rear compartment. Post-1987, this evolved into a cheaper, sub-£1000 conversion, in which the FX4S's standard rear-hinged doors were adapted to open back a full 180°, and the base of the rear seat could be hinged up to provide more floor-space. This would become a standard feature on the Fairway of 1989. Or did they all have this after a certain point? -- Last edit: 2011-08-18 14:16:28

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◊ 2011-08-18 13:45

Notice the wheelchair symbol on the light.

From Austin Rover Online:

Apr 1986 FX4W
Offered as a £1700 conversion on new or existing cabs, the W stood for wheelchair accessible. By hinging the nearside rear door on the B-post and allowing half of partition to be slid forwards into the luggage area, Carbodies provided a means of ensuring that passengers in wheelchairs could be carried in rear compartment. Post-1987, this evolved into a cheaper, sub-£1000 conversion, in which the FX4S's standard rear-hinged doors were adapted to open back a full 180°, and the base of the rear seat could be hinged up to provide more floor-space. This would become a standard feature on the Fairway of 1989.

Or did they all have this after a certain point?

-- Last edit: 2011-08-18 14:16:28

LTI Fairway

LTI Fairway in I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Movie, 2003

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