1956 Chevrolet Commerical
Britain has made its name in the world of classic cars in the 1950s with names like Triumph TR2 sports car launched in 1952 and Sunbeam Alpine, a year later in the decade, another associated company of former British vehicles of the time, Jaguar XK140, and launched its range of MK II.
As the automotive industry in the UK is recovered restrictions of the war in the 1940s, Sunbeam entered the new decade with the launch of the Alps It was a development of the Sunbeam Talbot 80, first published in 40 years the Alpine is a name as an excellent rally car, the Mk III model 90 by winning the Monte Carlo in 1955, but was intrigued by this year to be replaced by the sword.
Powerful Jaguar vehicles are easily identifiable with classic British cars 1950 Jaguar introduced its XK120 sports car, with a 3 Engine 4 liters in 1948, but in the early years of the new decade has moved the production site Browns Lane in Coventry in 1954, the company had improved in the XK120 to the XK140.
The 1950s were a golden era for Jaguar as it became known in the world of motorsport But the end came in another car that would become a classic with the launch of the Mk II sedan.
Join the ranks of classic British car makers 1950 Ford as well as its UK operating models such as Zodiac, Zephyr and Consul, all UK models were implemented during the decade In 1956, Ford produced the Mk II versions of these cars.
Other big names of the time of the car are the tastes CA and Austin CA has developed a 2 liters in 1950, which came in different styles of body In 1953 he presented the popular roadster sports already spent mid Aceca Cup was added by hand.
During the 1950s, Austin was not far behind in the production of new models, but one in particular, would become a true British classic It was none other than the Austin Seven Launched in 1959, it would be better known as a Mini model in its various forms is available today.
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