Description
Book SynopsisThis book is something of a celebration of the ADO16. Back in the day these cars were best sellers: they gave lots of British families their first truly modern, stylish and practical car, and were reliable, economical and roomy all-rounders. With over a million cars sold in the UK between 1962 and 1973 the ADO16s were pretty much the 'Universal British Cars' of the time and were present in every city, town, and village, and on every country road and trunk route in the '60s. So let us and this book celebrate one of the British Motor Industry's forgotten successes, the car that built on the success of the Mini to provide Britain and the rest of the world with a little gem of a motor, which was the perfect family saloon car of the time.
Table of ContentsChapter 1- Introduction to the ADO16 Range Chapter 2- Design and Development Chapter 3 - The Oily Bits Chapter 4- The Austin and Morris 'Cooking' Models Chapter 5 - The Sports Models Chapter 6 - The Posh Ones Chapter 7 - The Foreign Cars Chapter 8 - Owning and Running
