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My dad has a '65 poppy red mustang fastback k-code with a Shelby motor.
A '64 ford green truck and 2 '65 comet cyclones one is black and the other is white.
They arn't for sale and never will be I just thought id share it to a wiki that would appreciate them.
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Does anyone know what the heck this car is? I found out last week.
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<p>Just a correction to the CX37 narrative. Albion was in fact taken over by Leyland Motors Ltd not British Leyland.
</p><p>British Leyland was not formed untill 1968 in an attempt to save BMC. In the following years this disastrous move led to the downfall of Leyland itself, along with original members of the Leyland Motors Corporation, Albion, AEC, Scammell, Rover, Standard Triumph and many other famous companies that had joined the Leyland Motor Corporation. This highly successful Group was ruined by Government expediency in forcing Leyland to take on the ailing BMC organisation, which in turn brought down the whole group. The result is that today we have no home grown Truck and Bus chassis or car manufacturing left.
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