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Armstrong Siddeley Seventeen

Armstrong-Siddeley launched the Seventeen at Olympia in 1934 with a 2394cc ohv inline six cylinder engine. Seventeens were often fitted with a Wilson pre-selector gearbox. Bodies were often supplied by the Burlington Carriage Company (Armstrong-Siddeley's own coachworks) and included saloon, limousine and sports designs. Brakes were fitted on all four wheels. A 'short 17' was built from 1935 on a 9ft 3inch wheelbase and a 'long 17' on a 9ft 8inch wheelbase from 1935. It was superceded in 1945 by the 2309cc Armstrong-Siddeley Eighteen (Lancaster, Hurricane, Typhoon, Tempest) models.

Armstrong Siddeley 17hp - grille	Armstrong Siddeley introduced the 17hp in 1934. The engine was a 6cylinder 2394cc engine rated at 16.54 hp (17hp) and given a Claudel Hobson carburretor	Armstrong-Siddeley 17hp 1935 with Burlington Saloon coachwork	Armstrong Siddeley 17hp 1935. This 17hp has a saloon body built by Armstrong's own coachbuilder Burlington.	Armstrong-Siddeley 17 Saloon 1938. Powered by a 2394cc ohv inline six cylinder engine.
Armstrong-Siddeley 17 Saloon 1938. Coachwork is by Burlington, and Armstrong Siddeley Seventeens were available as short or long chassis versions.	Armstrong-Siddeley 17 Sports Foursome 1935. Designed under Sir John Siddeley, 2394cc 6-cylinder ohv engine, Wilson pre-selector gearbox. Coachwork by Burlington of Coventry	Armstrong Siddeley 17hp 1935. Burlington saloon body.	Armstrong-Siddeley 17 Saloon 1938.	Armstrong-Siddeley 17 Sports Foursome 1935. Coachwork by Burlington of Coventry, the coachbuilders owned by Armstrong Siddeley

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