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Austin K8 Van

'Three-Way' because it had doors on both sides and on the back. Carbodies were commissioned to build this design after war work done for Austin during WW2. Side doors were novel on panel vans in 1948 when this was launched. Load capacity was 25cwt and the engine was a 2,199cc engine OHV petrol from the Austin 16. The K8 was built from 1948-54 and was used as the basis of coachbuilt vehicles.

Austin K8 1952 Coach - grille	Austin K8 1952 Coach. A lengthened Austin K8 chassis fitted with a Plaxton Venturer 14-seater coach body	Austin K8 Three-Way. Known as the 'Three-Way' Van because it had doors at the back and on both sides, the K8 was built from 1948-54 with bodywork by Carbodies.	Austin K8 Three-Way. 'Three-Way' because it had doors on both sides and on the back. Carbodies were commissioned to buiild this design after war work done for Austin during WW2.	Austin K8 Three-Way. Side doors were novel on panel vans in 1948 when this was launched. Load capacity was 25cwt and the engine was a 2,199cc engine OHV petrol from the Austin 16.
Austin K8 Three-Way. The 16inch front nearside wheel of the Austin K8 25cwt.	Austin 101 Vans	Austin 1ton Van, Morris LD Van	Morris J-type, JB and Austin 101 Vans

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