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Armstrong Siddeley Twenty
Armstrong-Siddeley launched the Twenty in 1928 with the 2872cc inline 6-cylinder engine carried over from the 18hp. There were short (10ft wheelbase) and long (10ft 9inch wheelbase) variants, but most carried coachwork by Armstrong-Siddeley's own coachbuilder Burlingtons. Most cars were fitted with the Wilson pre-selector gearbox. The engine was enlarged to 3190cc and production continued until 1935 by which time 8847 had been sold.

 

aa_Armstrong-Siddeley Long 20 1935 ornament
Armstrong-Siddeley Long 20 1935 - ornament. JD Siddeley adopted the Spinx ornament after hearing a journalist describe an Armstrong Siddeley on road test as 'as silent and inscrutable as the Sphinx'. With that he commissioned an artist to create the ornament.
 ac_Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1936 head
Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1936. In common with all Armstrong Siddeley cars in the mid 1930s, the Twenty carried an inline six ohv engine, and this one had been enlarged to 3190cc
 Armstrong Siddeley 20 Landaulette 1937 front
Armstrong Siddeley 20 Landaulette 1937. Coachwork by in-house coachbuilders Burlington
 Armstrong Siddeley 20 Landaulette 1937 fronto
Armstrong Siddeley 20 Landaulette 1937
 Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1935 Landaulette front
Armstrong-Siddeley Long 20 1935 Landaulette. Produced 1927-36 with a 3190cc 6-cylinder engine
Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1935 Landaulette rear
Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1935 Landaulette. Built on a Long Twenty (10ft 9inch wheelbase) chassis, the rear compartment could be opened up in fine weather. Coachwork by Burlington.
 Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1936 front
Armstrong-Siddeley 20 1936
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