Olympia Exhibition Highlights Car Innovations in 1929
The Olympia show displays safety and efficiency upgrades across models, including reinforced gear designs, more cylinders with six and straight eight engines, lower chassis for safety, and expansive use of unsplinterable glass and stronger brakes. Small cars expand with cheaper prices and broader availability, while coaches favor Sunshine saloons and duotone cellulose finishes.
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Aesign Ig
Berey Bradley
Thalhia
Dia Torings
Babel Wite
Lax
Gil Ino
Moat
Makera
Willionaire
England
Sporsman
Olympia
The Baby Car Progress in British Auto Industry
A discussion on the 7 horsepower baby car and British automotive advances. The article notes major manufacturers like Austin Triumph Singer and Morris adopting 6 and 4 cylinder designs. It highlights improvements in suspension, brakes, and overall build, signaling a brighter year for home production.
Britain Leads in Motor Cycle Industry Growth and Trade
The article notes Britain’s strong motor cycle sector and its export strength, highlighting high-quality British builds favored in Australia and elsewhere. It cites production figures and trade momentum from 1927 to 1828, emphasizing British workmanship, price competitiveness, and expanding overseas demand in Allied markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Jayne Hbekad
Thin Miter
Eugene
Garry
Britain
Don Footer Cyolen
Britioh
Britten
Corus
Morris Six-wheeler proves its worth in rugged wool country
An Australian account describes Abe Morris Six-wheeler performance in black soil and flood-prone routes. The vehicle powers long hauls from Sydney to Goondiwind with benzine ballast, then carries wool and fence posts along difficult tracks. Its low gears and reliability win skeptical owners over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Walls
Actus
Abe Morris
Sydney
Goondiwind
Queensland
Wiseman's Merry
Singleton
Barraba
Warlaida
Mubinbry
Cigonichwindt
Morris
New Armstrong Siddeley Six Displayed in New South Wales
An Armstrong Siddeley Six car is shown for the first time in NSW at Mesars Willis Hult and Cameron Limited. The model features a 15/05 loop, central lubrication system, 2204cc engine, four wheel brakes, central control, and premium fittings highlighting British engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Mesars
Willis, Hult, and
Cameron Limited
Mette
Shieott
Esaeb
Armatrong
Siddeley
Vetoti
Cerin
Britain aims to boost bike production to rival rivals
An American firm buys a bevel plant in Britain as part of a push to expand bicycle tyre and components output. The move comes as British industry strives to catch up with foreign rivals and maintain a lead in global trade while emphasizing capability and perseverance.
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Hong
Wun
Bevel
Britain
Hii Twin Hia
Abe
L Beth
Je'ball
Agabo
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Viieccamalel
Athens
Tata
Vince
Uhia Tyne Oos
Hilger Cure
Cadpets
Power Mans
Furers
Milby
Bertil Price
NSW
Beatieh
Feeton
Briliah
The
Cars of England Ltd
Elizabeth ST
Shelsley
H. Markwort
N.S.W. Distributore— Williams Ltd
Wentworth Av
Morris Six. Wheeler
H.M
King George V
Leyland
Stanicha
AD AU
Isbourne
Jalian
Jeyland, Motors
Crosvendr
Australia
Sydney Camperdown
Leymotors
Sydnew
Silver Sphinx
Armstrong Siddeleys
Cormial
Qodockers
Paanierapre
Pune Hanes
Hhermry
Suneam
Phamweth Dhan
London
Williams
Meron Ltd
Alan Mule
Blew Wen
Beni Ofr
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