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Austin Ten GRQ/GS1
Launched in 1932, the Austin Ten Four was more important to Austin than its succesful Seven. In 1939 Dick Burzi designed a chassisless body for the Ten, and its alligator bonnet and chrome grille made it look like a Buick. After the war the Austin Ten continued (as the GS1) until replaced by the A40 Devon and Dorset in 1947.

 

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Austin Ten 1939 - grille badge

 Austin Ten Saloon 1939 front
Austin Ten. In 1939 the Austin Ten Cambridge was replaced by this Austin Ten styled by Dick Burzi. The body was semi moncoque; a bodyshell with floor mounted on a chassis.

 Austin Ten Saloon 1939 rear
Austin Ten 1939. Dick Burzi's new body drew heavily on American Buicks, and the split rear window was hard to see out of.

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Austin A40 Devon, Dorset
 Austin Twelve 1933-39
Austin Twelve 1933-39
Austin Eight
Austin Eight
 		Austin Ten Pickup
Austin Ten Pickup
 		Morris Ten Series M
Morris Ten Series M
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Designer: Dick Burzi
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