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Austin A105 Six
The Austin A90 was supplemeted by the new Austin A105 Six in May 1956. This was given a tuned 102bhp version of the 2,639cc C-series 6-cylinder engine, which was later given to the Austin-Healey 100/6. The A105 was better trimmed than the A90 and had two tone paint, whitewall tyres and other embellishments. In October 1956, the A105 received the new styling that was introduced with the A95 and A55 models.
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Austin A105 Six Westminster - badge on bootlid
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Austin A105 Six Westminster. The A105 Westminster was an attempt was made to create a more sporting version of the Austin A90 Westminster. The 2639cc ohv C-series six-cylinder engine was tuned to 102bhp for the A105
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Austin A105 Six Westminster. In production for one short year, the A105 Six used the body of the A90 Six and gave it more equipment and a 102bhp twin carb version of the six cylinder engine.
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Austin A105 Six Westminster. Like the A90 Westminster and the A40/A50 Cambridge the first A105 had the small boot with 'cow hips' styling until the 1956 revision.
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Austin A105 Six Westminster.ere were many similarities between the body of the A40/A50 Cambridge and the A90/A105 Westminster body. In fact the Westminster was 3-inches longer
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Austin A105 Six 1956 - rear wheel
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Austin A105 Six
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Austin A90 Six
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