I've got a pre war one he can purchase if he wants it! ( At a price)
The TRACTION! Appreciation Thread
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someone posted some images of hotted up tractions to the traction facebook list
Some neat extractor work in some of those pics. Also like the updated 4 cyl efforts.
This is just a bit of fun. I was given a Magazine Called The Australian Monthly Motor Manual. NSW Edition. Dated May 1950.
It contains some editorials as well as a very comprehensive list of new vehicles and what the asking price was.
A Light 15 978 pounds and a Big 6 for 1483 pounds. A Holden FX came in at 800 pounds.
It contains some editorials as well as a very comprehensive list of new vehicles and what the asking price was.
A Light 15 978 pounds and a Big 6 for 1483 pounds. A Holden FX came in at 800 pounds.
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Very interesting TF. that Black L15 is identical to mine , bumpers/ trim on back guard / english hubcaps etc. The Ford would have been good value at the time. A classic model, obviously hard to get.
Omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now that's what I call agricultural engineering at its very best!
Very much in the mould of the prewar BMWs which spawned the post war Bristols.
last one off the line!
Spot the guy standing next to the bowser with a cigarette in hand. They should have a warning sign!
All those DS lining up behind, little did they know the maintenance problems looming on those early cars.
All those DS lining up behind, little did they know the maintenance problems looming on those early cars.
They do! It's large and right on top of the bowser.
Cheers
Chris
Great descriptions and photos, thanks
the original land boat? the UK site is tres cool Mpopka, I'm turning into a Traction fan!!
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