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Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane
Go to album of Armstrong Siddeley Cars The 16/18hp postwar Armstrong Siddeleys named after WW2 aircraft

Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane.
Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane. Hurricanes were launched in 1945 with a 16hp 2-litre in line 6 cylinder engine, but this was enlarged to an 18hp 2.3litre six in 1949.
Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane. 2606 Hurricane DHC coupes were sold
Armstrong Siddeley Whitley. Launched in May 1945, this 18hp car used a 2309cc 6 cylinder engine
Armstrong Siddeley Whitley.
Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane - grille.
Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane. The day after WW2 ended in Europe Armstrong Siddeley announced the first all new car to be launched after WW2. The Hurricane was a Drophead Coupe, and was followed by the 4door Lancaster, the 2door Fixed Head coupe Typhoon, and the roomier 4door Whitley. All cars named after WW2 aircraft.
Armstrong Siddeley Whitley. In 1945 Armstrong Siddeley introduced a new model, the Hurricane 2door Drophead Coupe, and in 1946 a bigger 4door saloon, the Lancaster was introduced. The Whitley followed in 1949 as a roomier Lancaster, and between these the Tempest was introduced as a fixed head version of the Hurricane. (All named after WW2 Aircraft)
Armstrong Siddeley Whitley.

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