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Austin Motor Company
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The Austin Motor Company was founded in Birmingham by Herbert Austin in 1905. In the 1920s, the company mainly produced small cars. Beside the passenger car program Austin manufactured also lorries. Some of them were taken over by the Wehrmacht in 1940 and some maybe later.
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Year of construction:
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Quantity:
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Passenger cars:
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Austin 7
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1922-1939
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ca. 290,000
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Austin 12
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1922-1939
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ca. 88,000
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Austin 16/18
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1927-1935
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Austin 10
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1932-1947
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ca. 290,000
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Austin 14
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1936-1939
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Austin 18
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1937-1939
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Austin 28
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1938-1940
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300
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Austin 8
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1939-1943
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47,482
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Lorries:
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Austin 10 Utility Pickup
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1940-1944
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ca. 30,000
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Austin K2
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1939-1945
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2.0
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ca. 4,600
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Austin K2/Y Ambulance
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1939-1945
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2.0
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ca. 13,000
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Austin K3
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1939-1945
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3.0
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ca. 17,000
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<< back to the British manufacturers
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