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Bantam?
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nope
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American Austin?
The wheels (solid) on the American Austin below are the same as on the car above as well as the front bumper.
The wheels (solid) on the American Austin below are the same as on the car above as well as the front bumper.
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Don't forget the fenders Elliot, there is little doubt it is an American Bantam after you posted that picture.
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American Austin it is!
https://theoldmotor.com/?p=95708
By the way, if I recall correctly, the film "International House" (where the Austin appears) includes Bela Lugosi as a "mad scientist" planning to destroy the world with television.
Yup.
Tom
https://theoldmotor.com/?p=95708
By the way, if I recall correctly, the film "International House" (where the Austin appears) includes Bela Lugosi as a "mad scientist" planning to destroy the world with television.
Yup.
Tom
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