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The complete history of BMC – British Motor Corporation – and a comprehensive directory of the marques and models that made up the whole. Following the historic amalgamation of Morris Motors Ltd and the Austin Motor Co Ltd in 1952, through to the merger with British Leyland in 1968, this book details the company’s origins, its achievements and its legacy, and provides a close look at the many car models that were produced during its heyday.
The Cars of BMC by Graham Robson
ISBN: 9781787116320
UPC: 6-36847-01632-6
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£30.00(UK), $50.00(US), 65.00(CAN)
BULLET POINTS
• BMC – all the cars
• Detailed specs for all BMC models
• Coverage of Austin, Morris, MG, Riley, VandenPlas, Wolseley and more …
• An important reference book for all British car enthusiasts
• The golden years of the British motor car industry
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