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Classic Austin A35 van.Countrymans were only built in small numbers which was one reason why so many vans (like this one) grew side windows over the years. There were also tax advantages to running a 'commercial' vehicle back in the 60s which led to many vans being gently modified into Countryman lookalikes. The roof vent is the giveaway - Countrymans didn't have one. Pukka Countrymans also have sliding rear side windows. However all A30s and A35s in preservation are great to see even if they have been modified slightly over the years.
A35 van on display at Tatton Park, Cheshire.If you have any more info or restoration stories about this particular A35 van, or A35 vans in general, I'd really like to feature it on oldclassiccar.
I took all these photos at the classic & vintage show held at Tatton Park, in June 2005. The Austin shown above was one of several hundred vehicles held in the grounds of this National Trust property. |
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Some vehicles appear at a number of local shows throughout the season, so I've picked my favourite 95 photos from this particular old-car gathering. The other 94 pictures can be found on the main Tatton Park car show page. If I missed your car out, then I apologise! If the A35 van featured here is yours then I hope you're pleased to see it featured here. If there were other Austins at the show which I've included in this image gallery, the links will be further down this page.
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| Other Austin photos taken at the classic cars show at Tatton Pk.: |
| (Pic 22) Austin 1300 estate |
| (Pic 77) Austin 8cwt van |
| (Pic 61) Austin Allegro estate |
| (Pic 1) Austin K9 |
| (Pic 35) Austin Maxi HL |
| (Pic 23) Austin Metropolitan |
| (Pic 70) Austin Mini Cooper |
| (Pic 27) Austin Mini Cooper |
| (Pic 80) Austin Seven |
| (Pic 72) Austin Taxi |
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