2015 Otley Vintage Transport Extravaganza
1951 AC Two Litre 'Buckland' Tourer
The two litre was produced between 1949 and 1956. The Buckland tourer was a special bodied version with swoopier front wings than the saloon. It was pretty 'traditional' mechanically, with solid axles and leaf springs front and rear.
Note in the window says this was crushed in the Blitz and rebodied in 1947. The Ace has a two-litre six-cylinder engine
The Two Litre was produced between 1949 and 1956.
1973 Alfa Romeo 2000 Berlina Injection
Alfa's top-of-the-line saloon was made from 1971 to 1977. The Alfetta succeeded it.
1962cc Produced fromm 1971 to 1976. Body also used for other models like the entry level 1.3 litre Junior.
I didn't get the details so not sure if this is a TD21 or a TF21
Four seat version of the DB2 has a hatchback and a 2933cc six cylinder engine
1798cc Introduced in 1964 and voted Car of the Year in 1965, the 1800 was also sold as a Morris and a Wolseley.
948cc
948cc This probably isn't an original pickup but a conversion. Austin only made a few hundred pickups in 1956/7.
948cc
The silver grille makes you think it's an A30, but the large rear window gives the game away – this is an A35, and one with a 1098cc engine according to DVLA.
1952 Austin A40 'Devon' Countryman*
DVLA says this has a 1500cc engine so it looks like it's been re-engined, since the Devon had a 1200cc engine throughout its life. *This isn't an original Countryman (they had steel panels at the back) but a Countryman lookalike created I believe from an A40 pickup and given an elaborate 'woody' treatment.
