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Daimler DE27 and DE36

The Daimler DE27 was the 6-cylinder sibling to the DE36 Eight, using a shortened version of the DE36 chassis it was in production from 1946 to 1951. The six cylinder 4,095cc engine had been created for a Daimler Armoured Car, although it was a development of the earlier Daimler 4,624cc 8-cylinder engine from 1932. It shared its bore and stroke with the postwar 8-cylinder DE36. THe DE27 had a standard wheelbase of 138 inches, and a 150 inch chassis was used for the DC27 Ambulance (500 built), and for the DH27 Limousine (50 built).

Daimler DE27 1949 with Windovers Coachwork. The DE27 was introduced in 1945 and produced until 1952. The DE27 (DH27, DC27) had a 4096cc straight-six engine, whereas the DE36 had a straight-eight 5460cc unit.	Daimler DE27 1949 with Windovers Coachwork. The DE27 was introduced in 1945 and produced until 1952. The DE27 (DH27, DC27) had a 4096cc straight-six engine, whereas the DE36 had a straight-eight 5460cc unit. DE36 and DE27 cars were supplied as chassis.	Daimler DE27 1949 with Windovers Coachwork. The DE27 was introduced in 1945 and produced until 1952. Several of these Daimlers were used on Royal tours, often flown out ahead of the Royal party, and then remaining in that country.	Daimler DE27 1949 with Windovers Coachwork. DE36 and DE27 cars were supplied as chassis, themselves assembled from components bought in, and then sent for coachwork. This example carries coachwork byWindovers
Daimler DE36 1953 with Hooper Razor-edge coachwork. The roof was raised so that the buyer could wear his top hat inside	Daimler DE36 1953 with Hooper Razor-edge coachwork. The roof was raised so that the buyer could wear his top hat inside	Daimler DE27 1949 Windovers. Coachwork by Windovers	Daimler EL24, ES24
Hooper and Co Coachwork	Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane, Whitley, Typhoon, Lancaster	Windovers

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