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Austin S200, 400, Morris FG, FM
The Morris FG (and its Austin S200 sibling) went into production in 1960, differing only in badges and grilles. Their unique cab design tapered towards the rear and had rear-hinged doors which could be opened without projecting beyond the vehicle sides. Below the windscreen corner glass panels helped drivers to park in confined spaces. The FG was designed from weights of 30cwt up to 5-tonnes, and replaced models from both FE and LC ranges.

 

aa_Leyland FG 350 badge
Leyland FG 350 - badge on side
 aa_Morris FG 1960 dropside badge
Morris FG 1960 dropside - BMC Diesel badge. FG trucks were badged as Austin or Morris until 1968, then 'BMC' and finally from 1970 as 'Leyland' until 1980.
 ab_BMC FG 1968 grille
BMC FG 1968 - grille
 ac_Austin FG 1968 dropside head
Austin FG 1968 dropside. The Austin FG (also called 'Austin S200 or 404') had different badging and grille.
ac_Morris FG 1960 dropside head
Morris FG 1960 dropside. This unique cab design has curved glass windows on the corners below the screen to help with parking.
 BMC FG 1968 front
BMC FG 1968. From 1968 Austin and Morris FG trucks were re-badged as 'BMC'
 Leyland FG 350 front
Leyland FG 350. The Austin/BMC/Morris FG was renamed 'Leyland FG' from 1970 until its demise in about 1982.
 Morris FG 1960 dropside front
Morris FG 1960 dropside. The 'three-penny bit' cab design can be seen here, with the rear of the cab angled towards the centre and the rear-hinged doors opening in a a manner that they could be left open whilst driving.
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
There are also notes on Pininfarina
as well as the car maker
and links tothat car maker
see also my Picasa car albums
withe even more on RedSimon
Simon is also a contributor to SuperCars.Net
And also to Wikipedia
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