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Armstrong Siddeley Four 14
When launched in 1923, the Armstrong-Siddeley Four Fourteen was the smallest car of their range. The Fourteen was given an 1852cc ohv engine, and was first offered with an open tourer body and later 2-seater with dickey, saloon, landaulette. A Mark Two model was offered from 1925 with a new chassis and brakes on four wheels, and more choice in coachwork. From 1928 the Wilson Pre-selector gearbox was offered on 30hp and 18hp Armstrong-Siddeley cars and then the 12hp, 14hp and 15hp. The Four Fourteen was sold until 1929 and 14,000 left the factory most with Burlington coachwork, a subsidiary of Armstrong-Siddeley.
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Armstrong Siddeley 4/14 1924 - ornament. The Sphinx ornament was first given by John Davenport Siddeley on Siddeley-Deasy cars in 1914 and became a fixture on Armstrong-Siddeley cars from 1919
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Armstrong Siddeley 4/14 1924 - grille. Unlike other Armstrong-Siddeley models, the 14hp (and 15hp) were given flat grilles
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Armstrong Siddeley 4/14 1924. Introduced in 1923 the 4/14 was given a flat radiator in place of the v-shaped one on the larger cars. A new 1852cc ohv 4-cylinder engine powered the 4/14.
Armstrong Siddeley 4-14 1924 front
Armstrong Siddeley 4/14 1924. Introduced in 1923 the 4/14 was given a flat radiator in place of the v-shaped one on the larger cars. A new 1852cc ohv 4-cylinder engine powered the 4/14. In 1925 a six cylinder 15 was launched and this eventually replaced the 4/14
 Armstrong Siddeley 4-14 1924 rear
Armstrong Siddeley 4/14 1924.
 Armstrong-Siddeley 4-14 1927 Saloon front
Armstrong-Siddeley 4-14 1927 Saloon, with Broadway 4-door saloon body by Burlington Carriage Company (owned by Armstrong-Siddeley)
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