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Old 10th Apr 2016, 11:08
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Danny42C
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Fareastdriver (your #8435) and JENKINS,
... The Hindustan was identical to the 1954 Oxford but so was the 1954 Cowley; it was the engine and fittings that were smaller and cheaper on the Cowley...
Accept unreservedly - it has always been so in the trade. My beloved 1960 Peugeot 403J (the best car of my life) had a "little sister" in the shape of a bargain-basement "403/7" with a 1290 (?) engine instead of the 1468 in mine. Don't think that they sold many to the Forces in RAF(G).

I have an idea that there was a proposal to keep the "Ambassador" production line going with a revamped "Montego", but nothing came of it.

Danny.