Cars with Side-valve Engine
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Adler 2 Liter (1938-1940)
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Adler 2.5-litre (1937-1940)
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Adler Primus (1932-1938)
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Adler Standard 8 (1928-1933)
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AJS (1909-1931)
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Alvis 10/30 (1920-1923)
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Alvis History (1919-)
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Amilcar History (1921-1940)
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Amilcar Type M (1928-1935)
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Angus-Sanderson (1919-1927)
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Armstrong Whitworth (1904-1916)
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Arrol-Johnston (1896-1931)
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Audi Type P (1931-1932)
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Austin 10 (1932-1947)
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Austin 12/6 (1931-1937)
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Austin 15 hp (1908-1915)
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Austin 7 (1922-1939)
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Austin 8 (1939-1947)
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Bayliss Thomas (1919-1929)
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BMW 3/15 DA (1929-1932)
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BSA Ten (1933-)
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Crouch (1912-1928)
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Excelsior History
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Fiat 508 (1932-1937)
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Ford Eight Model Y (1932-1937)
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Ford Popular 100E (1959-1962)
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Ford Popular 103E (1953-1959)
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Ford Popular 103E (1953)
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Ford Prefect 100E (1953–1959)
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Ford Prefect A493A (1949-1953)
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Ford Prefect E493A (1949–1953)
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Ford Prefect E93A (1938–1949)
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Ford Taunus P1 12M (1952-1959)
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Galloway 10/20 (1920-1925)
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GAZ M1 (1936-1943)
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Hampton 12/16 (1912-1915)
RegisteredHampton 12/16 (1912 to 1915) Overview Manufacturer Hampton Engineering Company Production 1912-1915 Body and chassis Body style open tourer Powertrain Engine four-cylinder ...
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Hillman Husky Original Mk1 (1954-1957)
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Hillman Minx Mk I-VIII (1945-1957)
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Humber Hawk Mk I & II (1945-1949)
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Humber Snipe (1930-1948)
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Humber Super Snipe Mark I to IV (1945-1959)
Humber Super Snipe Mark I to IV 1945-1959 Overview Production 1945-1958 production 3909 (Mk I) 8,361 (Mk II) 8,703 (Mk III) 17,993 (IV) Body and chassis Body style 4-door saloon ...
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Lotus Mark II (1949)
RegisteredLotus Mark II 1949 The car that came to be known as the Lotus Mark II was created in 1949, while Colin Chapman was serving with the RAF. For his second car Chapman built on the ...
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Lotus Seven (1957-1972)
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Maudslay (1902-1948)
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MG 14 28 (1924-1927)
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Morris Cowley Bullnose (1915-1920)
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Morris Cowley Bullnose (1919-1926)
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Morris Cowley Six (1934-1935)
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Morris Eight Series I (1935-1937)
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